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Is anyone using Asahi Linux?
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I sure do wish I could just ask for an XPS lol. This post was meant to guide a future purchase though. The biggest reason I'm looking at an M1 is the performance but more importantly the battery life. Like I mentioned in the OP, I ran a lot of shit at work and only need to charge the M1 once a week. Is there an XPS that can handle a load similar to what I've shared (a couple dozen docker containers, 2+ JetBrains IDEs, OBS, etc.) and still not die on me after a day?