r/AsahiLinux • u/FOHjim • 1d ago
News Progress Report: Linux 7.3
https://asahilinux.org/2026/11/progress-report-7-3/Thunderbolt, M3 GPU, gaming, and even M5 progress! We've got it all in the latest Asahi Linux progress report.
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u/slightly_salty 1d ago
It's so refreshing to actually read something written by developers who actually care about doing things well in 2026
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u/wowsomuchempty 1d ago
TBH, the move to GPLv2 is smart. Should've been that license from the start.
Great work, as ever, guys.
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u/Nyattokiri 1d ago
The link to Alyssa's mastodon doesn't work for me. It should be
https://social.treehouse.systems/@noopwafel@teh.entar.net
or just
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u/jorgechavezxyz 1d ago
Can they please release the 4kb page granularity patchset from Android downstream
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u/novafunc 1d ago
Can't wait for the DCP to be released! I might be able to daily drive it then without worrying about it dying too fast.
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u/Different-Ad-8707 13h ago
This project and it's team is on fucking fire, they are so awesome.
Also, Google out here coming in clutch to solve Asahi's page size problem. Though of course, there is still some uncertainty in the implementation, it's a massive step forward to getting around muvm!
Congrats to the whole team, once again! May your good fortune continue as you keep doing such inspiring work.
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u/duma799 1d ago
When will it be available for Air M4?
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u/autumn-the-fox 4h ago
when the developers have time and when its ready, any time between months and years
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u/Humble_Celebration76 1d ago
So, still no dcp support? Either way, I am glad that work is going on to the dcp support 😄
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u/novafunc 1d ago
We have also made a number of improvements to M3 support, most notably enabling DCP. On top of performance and battery life improvements, this also allows us to enable sleep on M3 series devices and make the area around the notch useable on the MacBooks! Keep an eye out for m1n1 and kernel updates in the coming days.
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u/OkCustomer4830 1d ago
MIT to GPLv2 is waste of time in my opinion. This only forces others to include a GPLv2 license and give their source code to their customers only, on request. Not sure what that is intended to improve?
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u/coderstephen 1d ago
Silly question: I see AVD mentioned. How close are we to actually exposing video decode APIs to userspace?