78Installed openSUSE tumbleweed in M1 MBP in UTM. Surprisingly did not face any issue. c/linux · by DM294@sh.itjust.works · 2y · 15 comments
on The Universal Operating System · c/linuxmemes · 3 pts · 192dIt is pretty polished to be daily driven. However you might miss some more features in settings and such if you're coming from something like KDE.
on The Universal Operating System · c/linuxmemes · 2 pts · 192dThey have released a newer version with COSMIC as the default DE
on Need help in switching distros · c/linux · 1 pts · 2yYes, I have an extra copy of the data in an external hard drive.
on Need help in switching distros · c/linux · 3 pts · 2yAnd what about the data? What is the best way to manage them?
on Installed openSUSE tumbleweed in M1 MBP in UTM. Surprisingly did not face any issue. · c/linux · 1 pts · 2yI used to have issues when I tried to run fedora and ubuntu, hence the title.
on Installed openSUSE tumbleweed in M1 MBP in UTM. Surprisingly did not face any issue. · c/linux · 4 pts · 2yYes, I have used the arm version.
on Installed openSUSE tumbleweed in M1 MBP in UTM. Surprisingly did not face any issue. · c/linux · 4 pts · 2yIt is like Virtualbox only, but exclusively for apple silicon https://mac.getutm.app/
on Installed openSUSE tumbleweed in M1 MBP in UTM. Surprisingly did not face any issue. · c/linux · 2 pts · 2yYa perfectly, without any issues. Because the distro uses directly MBP's wifi ethernet style.
It is pretty polished to be daily driven. However you might miss some more features in settings and such if you're coming from something like KDE.
They have released a newer version with COSMIC as the default DE
Yes, I have an extra copy of the data in an external hard drive.
And what about the data? What is the best way to manage them?
I used to have issues when I tried to run fedora and ubuntu, hence the title.
Yes, I have used the arm version.
It is like Virtualbox only, but exclusively for apple silicon https://mac.getutm.app/
Ya perfectly, without any issues. Because the distro uses directly MBP's wifi ethernet style.