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It wouldn’t even be a problem for Apple to support Linux. Linux’s desktop market share has never been a threat to Apple at all. I hope Ternus, being the enginee

by meerita 11d ago

It wouldn’t even be a problem for Apple to support Linux. Linux’s desktop market share has never been a threat to Apple at all. I hope Ternus, being the engineer he is, opens this up.

kylec 11d ago
I don't think Linus Torvalds has any sway on what Apple does. Or do you mean John Ternus, the new CEO?
- meerita 11d ago
  My phone autocorrected Ternus to Torvalds, what a catch!
  - alsetmusic 11d ago
    > My phone autocorrected Termus to Torvalds, what a catch! Kinda funny and definitely a word suggestion that will be locked in future code.
  - kylec 11d ago
    Also it's "Ternus" with an "n"
    - whatever1 11d ago
      This message would be so badass if you were Ternus himself!
    - meerita 11d ago
      Fixed. Thanks!
ChocolateGod 11d ago
The sad part is that it's known that Apple internally maintains Linux ports to their SoCs > https://talents.vaia.com/companies/apple-inc/software-engineer-linux-driver-and-kernel-developer-32654023/#:~:text=Software%20Engineer%2D%20Linux%20Driver%20and%20Kernel%20Developer,software%20bringup%20on%20pre%20and%20post%2Dsilicon%20platforms%2D https://talents.vaia.com/companies/apple-inc/software-engine...
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- dwaite 10d ago
  Hmm, odd listing. Looks like an embedded linux job working on a BSP, but they don't have any hardware I know of which ships with Linux. Even their constrained environments use things like their own L4 variant or RTKit.