doing the lords work here
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This is really, really cool. Makes you appreciate just how much this team does for reverse engineering what should be normally documented hardware.
I’m really pumped for this! Love seeing the progress. I got an m4 pro that I love the hardware of but since moving my other computers to Linux I don’t love the os. Being able to have my m4 run Linux would be the best of both worlds. One day I suppose
I'm daily driving my M2 mbp these days - smooth fedora experience, superior sound and screen, good battery life. I hope it comes soon to your machine!