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Why are Apple silicon VMs so different? (eclecticlight.co)

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 10 months ago

Note: None of this virtualization technology is libre. See box86 for an implementation in FOS (Free operating systems).

It's interesting to see Apple be able to adapt ARM cpus to an existing space dominated by amd64. However, this just seems to be a ploy to integrate more proprietary tooling that's Apple grown.

I will never use stock macOS, but I hope the Asahi Linux team will be able to use some part of this if at all. I doubt it though :(