Check out asahilinux.org - I have archlinux arm running as my main OS on Air M1 for a year now.
Yes, he's continuing to work on the long tail of drivers needed for Linux on Apple silicon. Looks like lately he's working on speakersafetyd, a daemon that will monitor audio levels and keep the builtin speakers from being damaged: https://github.com/marcan?tab=overview&from=2023-09-01&to=20...
For my part I would say that you shouldn't police other people and tell them what to do in public, or if you do it, soften it sightly.
I completely agree that "don't link to my site" is a ridiculous request - I'm not saying that I approve of it. But it's what they want - and the Asahi project has numerous problems with it anyway, so avoiding drawing attention from HN has some benefits to everyone.
My apologies if it sounded like I was policing - that was not my intent.
I reject the notion that I shouldn't link to someone in good faith, regardless of whether they like it.
> I reject the notion that I shouldn't link to someone in good faith, regardless of whether they like it.
In general, I completely agree!
edit: looks like they are make bigger strides than I thought on M2 as well https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Feature-Support#m2-p...