Asahi Linux says it’s “almost ready” to launch support for M3 Macs.
As Phoronix reports, the project’s contributors said in a blog post that they recently enabled full webcam and microphone support in Linux running on M3 Macs, and are planning to share more about releasing M3 support “in the coming weeks.” They’re also working on getting Linux running on M4 and M5 Macs. [Link: Progress Report: Linux 7.2 - Asahi Linux | https://asahilinux.org/2026/08/progress-report-7-2/ | Asahi Linu…
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