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CrowdStrike outage reportedly cost over $5.4 billion for top companies alone
As if it was ever in doubt, last week's CrowdStrike outage is the largest in history - and the staggering cost has been revealed.
Thanks to Fedora, it's now much easier to run Linux on your M1 or M2 Macs — just make sure you've got plenty of storage space ready
If you’ve been wanting to install Linux onto your Apple silicon Mac, Fedora Asahi Remix finally makes that dream come true.
Linux for Apple silicon Macs hits a major gaming milestone
Apple silicon Macs now have their first conformant GPU driver for Linux.
Your Apple silicon Mac can play games at 4K 60 FPS, here's how
Linux fans can now make use of an Apple silicon GPU driver to get the best gaming performance on their M-series Mac.
Canonical's new Multipass 1.8 runs Ubuntu Linux in a VM on M1 Macs
Running Linux on an M1 Mac just got way easier, way quicker, and way more useful.
Linux 5.1.3 adds official support for Apple's M1 chip but it's only the start
Apple Silicon and M1 support has been added to Linux 5.1.3, but there is still work to be done.
No, Apple's not locking you out of Linux on Mac with the T2 chip
By default, Apple's custom Mac silicon, the T2 Security Chip, prevents it from booting into unrecognized OS environments. But, Apple's not stopping power users from changing that in settings.
