Fedora Asahi Remix
summary
Fedora Asahi Remix boots Apple Silicon Macs with multiple kernels: a Fedora mainline kernel with partial upstream Apple support, a 16k page size kernel for full hardware enablement, and a kernel-edge with accelerator graphics for experimental GPU support. HDMI DCP fixes and upstreamed patches enable more reliable display and virtualization that uses all big.LITTLE cores. Building Rust-enabled kernels requires clang/LLVM toolchain for Rust and a pinned rustc version. An installer exists and many Mesa and other patches are actively upstreaming.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:05Why Asahi Linux?
- 2:58Hardware performance
- 4:56The Asahi Linux community
- 7:04Fedora Asahi project goals
- 7:55Kernel development
- 9:15Experimental features
- 11:22Cross-community benefits
- 13:40Project updates and status
- 15:08Daily driving and stability
- 16:24Installation and community
- 17:58Q&A session
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