Although it has not happened yet, I wonder what will happen to Apple Silicon Macs if the newly released macOS drops support.
It is not like Macs with Intel chips, which can easily install an alternative operating system.
It is not like Macs with Intel chips, which can easily install an alternative operating system.
Asahi Linux is still a work in progress but shockingly usable for its age, and will no doubt be ready to roll by the time the first M-series macs have their support dropped. I’ve read that OpenBSD is bootable on M-series macs too, so that may also be an option.
Additionally, while I don’t think Microsoft will ever take the invitation, Apple has publicly stated they’d welcome an Apple Silicon port of Windows.