Asahi Linux progress report for August
For those waiting to run Linux on Apple M1 hardware, the the August Asahi Linux progress report is out.

Instead, a much safer approach that has been used by projects such as Nouveau in the past is to record a log of the hardware accesses that the official drivers perform on a real system, without actually looking at the code. Nouveau accomplished this by using a Linux driver to intercept accesses by Nvidia’s official Linux driver. Of course, Apple’s M1 drivers are for macOS, not Linux. While we could implement the same approach with a custom patch to the open source core of the macOS kernel, we decided instead to go one level deeper and build a hypervisor that can run the entirety of macOS, unmodified, in a VM that transparently presents it the real M1 hardware.