Hector Martin (aka marcan) wants to port a full, useful version of the Linux operating system to the new Macs running Apple Silicon, but he needs help. He’s got the skills for it — he put Linux on a ...

Yesterday morning, Hector Martin resigned from his position as project lead of Asahi Linux. This was a community effort that kicked off shortly after the Mac transition to Apple Silicon begun, in ...

A few months ago, running Linux on Apple’s M1 and M2-powered Macs became possible. It wasn’t easy, mind you. But thanks to the work of Asahi Linux developers, it could be done. Now, Asahi founder and ...

Developer Hector Martin, known as marcan, has launched a Patreon membership to raise funding for Linux on M1 Macs. Martin hopes to raise enough support to work full time on the Linux port for Apple ...

Developer Hector Martin has sent in a pull request to have initial Apple M1 support queued up as part of the ARM SoC/platform changes for Linux 5.13, reports Phoronix. Martin founded the Asahi Linux ...

Asahi Linux, which aims to port the Linux kernel to Macs equipped with Apple Silicon, announced on his blog that he will be stepping down from his position. Resigning ...

A very popular developer that has a special taste for challengers is interested in porting Linux to Apple's recently released Apple M1 MacBook. The developer in question is Hector Martin and he is ...