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Version 18 supports ARM versions of Ubuntu Linux, Fedora Workstation, Debian GNU/Linux, and Kali Linux.

Of the two major commercial virtualisation products, only Parallels Desktop currently supports virtualising Linux on Apple silicon. As Asahi runs instead of macOS, Rosetta 2 isn’t available to translate x86 binaries, and only ARM native code can be run without the likes of QEMU. To learn how to set this up as a server, there’s ample Linux support material. What you then get is a full Linux distro, with support for almost all the hardware of your Apple silicon Mac. There’s also support in OpenBSD, if you’d prefer. This is currently available in alpha, and runs on several M1 and M2 models using its own bootloader, designed for dual-booting a Mac between Linux and macOS. There’s only one way to boot an Apple silicon Mac into Linux, and that’s using Asahi Linux. While some may find solace doing that, this article explains some of the obstacles you need to negotiate. Post-edit: I am running endeavouros on a Mac Hardware with the MacOS removed completely, some hardware that is not compatible with MacOS may not support running DARLING, just an FYI.No sooner had the pixels dried on yesterday’s article, about running a server on Monterey, than I was being told that I had disappointed by not recommending a Linux server, particularly for Apple silicon Macs. I still stick with MacOS for my business and windows for games, but lately Linux with steam and especially endeavouros gives me a reason to play around more and more with Linux everyday. I managed to install many basic apps that I run on Mac OS. I have tried it on endeavouros, best advice is to run LTS kernels: 4.14 or 4.19 and only kernel 5.4 from 5+ kernel only if you have AMD. It is similar to anbox, run andorid apps on linux or wine, run windows apps in linux. If you want to run MacOS (and iOS apps under Linux you can) try DARLING HQĪpple offers some of their basic OS software to be downloaded for free ĭarling name comes from Darwin (MacOS is based on DarwinOS) and Linux. Few useful tips from a long time Mac user and Linux enthusiast, taking the endeavouros voyage here.