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JoshuaSWarren: Neural Engine Hits Bit-Exact on M1 Pro and M2 Pro Under Omarchy

JoshuaSWarren says two more Mac models got their Neural Engine running on Omarchy today, with SiliconForested running the first M1 Pro test and ncfrontiersman the first M2 Pro, both bit-exact, and that a 27B model on an M2 Max now starts answering 25% sooner under Linux, asking which Mac is next.

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tomycostantino: Going Back to a Mac Doesn't Mean Using macOS Again

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tomycostantino says "A year ago I got a Framework and moved to Omarchy, today I just started experimenting going back to the Mac, the hardware is something else... Going back to a Mac doesn't mean using MacOS again..."; the still is a system panel reading "Apple MacBook Pro (14-inch, M2 Max, 2023)", "Apple M2 Max (8+4) @ 3.26 GHz", "Omarchy 4.0.3rc4-1", "edge", "Linux 7.1.13-3-2-ARCH", "Hyprland 0.56.2 (Wayland)", and "Tokyo Night" beside a green nested-bracket logo, over a purple-and-pink wallpaper of a winding road through hills with a deer.

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agworksbox: Decided to Trial Omarchy Mac on Their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro: It Works, With Some Big Caveats

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agworksbox says they decided to trial Omarchy Mac on their MacBook Pro 14" M1 Pro, and "It works, with some big caveats, as it's still in development": no USB-C external monitor, FEX only works with old Valve titles, and the GPU is partially supported; the still is an Omarchy installer window with a pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark above "Apple M1 Pro · 142 GB free · up to 99 GB for Omarchy" with "Supported" and "Stable" badges, a "Preparing disk space..." bar at "Step 1 of 3" with "Estimated progress · 26%", and the note "Keep your Mac open and connected to power."

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Espen_Antonsen: Rewrote Omarchy in Rust and Now It Runs on a Note4c E-Ink Display

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Espen_Antonsen says they rewrote Omarchy in Rust and now it runs on this Note4c e-ink display by itopinion, tagging dhh; the still is a hand holding a small white device whose screen shows an orange pixel "OMARCHY" wordmark on a black dithered background above a lock icon and a password field, with a speaker grille and a round button on the bezel.

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