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usb-c monitors not being supported is a dealbreaker for me for a daily driver, but I've been looking for a secondhand m1/2/3/4 air to install it on because I'm desperate to test it out
same - I dual booted omarchy but still daily drive macos- use linux on the go or just use my pc (arch)
Once usb-c monitors are supported this may actually become my daily driver.
agreed! I donate to the developer every so often, just to keep the dream alive.
i thought m3/4 weren't supported yet?
oh good call, you are correct! you've just saved me from embarrassment, thank you friend
I would love for touchid to work on it as well :(