Well products are a big issue but thats changing. Look at Blender for example. And when market catches up even Adobe would be forced to make it work on Linux but thats gonna take some time.
For M1, I'm glad it happened so that ARM is pushed more, its not like Apple inveted ARM right. As usual they make things popular which in this case is a very good thing so that others can come up with better ARM chips. Also M1 is still not as fast as the higher end x86 CPUs like Ryzen etc but IMO that will change soon and AMD and Intel already are working on ARM so if anything M1 is good for Linux
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Well products are a big issue but thats changing. Look at Blender for example. And when market catches up even Adobe would be forced to make it work on Linux but thats gonna take some time.
For M1, I'm glad it happened so that ARM is pushed more, its not like Apple inveted ARM right. As usual they make things popular which in this case is a very good thing so that others can come up with better ARM chips. Also M1 is still not as fast as the higher end x86 CPUs like Ryzen etc but IMO that will change soon and AMD and Intel already are working on ARM so if anything M1 is good for Linux