Linux now boots on Apple M3 MacBooks with USB, audio and WiFi working
IntegralPilot · x · 2026-09-06
Developer IntegralPilot announced that Linux can now be installed on Apple M3 MacBooks. Key peripherals including USB, audio, and WiFi are working, though GPU support is not yet available. Installation instructions are shared in the reply thread, and the team is inviting users to try it out and report feedback.
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