Linux kernel 6.19 introduces USB3 support for Apple's M1 devices, enabling 10 Gbps data transfers via Asahi Linux contributions. This overcomes reverse-engineering hurdles, enhancing Linux performance on Mac hardware for professionals and developers. It bridges proprietary and open-source ecosystems, promising greater adoption and future enhancements.
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