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Asahi Linux is getting Linux working on Apple Silicon Macs and Linux on Arm processors.
The feat brings together a number of open source projects to get games running on Linux and Arm.
Games are technically run inside a virtual machine because of differences in how Apple and x86 systems address memory.
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