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Fedora Asahi Remix Officially Released for Apple Silicon Macs
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Their prices for RAM and storage upgrades are dogshit, but Macbooks do have objectively superior audio quality, and some of the best screens available. You just need to pretend the 256GB/8GB models don't exist and the lineup suddenly makes a lot of sense.
Apple Silicon showed up to wipe the floor with Intel and AMD. Both now have CPUs that beat the M1/2/3, at the cost of huge power consumption and heat generation. With every non-Apple Macbook competitor, you can pick two out of "screen quality, audio quality, battery life, CPU performance" that perform well, and the rest plain doesn't compete.
You won't see me buy one of those things, the price is just soo goddamn high, but if you have the money to waste on these things, they're excellent products. Especially when you're a normal consumer and don't plan on running Linux anyway; macOS may be janky as hell ("what's window snapping?") but your alternatives are Windows 11 and ChromeOS.
This is in contrast to the Intel Macbooks, which still had great screens and speakers, but were gimped by awful CPUs, comically insufficient cooling, self destructing keyboards, and so many other design flaws.