Werewolf wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 11:28 pm
Parallels 18 has just been released and core count for the M series of processors has increased from 8 to 18.
While this is good it’s a strange decision, with the M1 Ultra sporting 20 cores and whatever will land in the new Mac Pro surely more again. Parallels comes out every August/September so there’s quite a wait till version 19.
Werewolf wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 11:28 pm
Parallels 18 has just been released and core count for the M series of processors has increased from 8 to 18.
While this is good it’s a strange decision, with the M1 Ultra sporting 20 cores and whatever will land in the new Mac Pro surely more again. Parallels comes out every August/September so there’s quite a wait till version 19.
I've got myself an MacBook Air M2 with the minimal configuration. Not only the virtualization framework from Apple is very nifty; when made proper use of it per tart/utm, it turns out very fast:
me@airmac:~$ systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 647ms (kernel) + 1.764s (userspace) = 2.411s
graphical.target reached after 1.745s in userspace
This is the time to boot into a Debian-Bookworm (aarch64/per netinst-iso installed) machine after shutdown with complete lxde-environment given 2 processors and 2gb ram.
One should install brew to get all the other goodies though/because without it, it's somewhat crippled..
cpeters wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 2:04 pm
I've got myself an MacBook Air M2 with the minimal configuration. Not only the virtualization framework from Apple is very nifty; when made proper use of it per tart/utm, it turns out very fast:
me@airmac:~$ systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 647ms (kernel) + 1.764s (userspace) = 2.411s
graphical.target reached after 1.745s in userspace
This is the time to boot into a Debian-Bookworm (aarch64/per netinst-iso installed) machine after shutdown with complete lxde-environment given 2 processors and 2gb ram.
One should install brew to get all the other goodies though/because without it, it's somewhat crippled..
So far, so good (no noise).
So you replaced the sucky MacOS with Debian? Most people prefer Asahi on that HW? what's your LC0 and SF NNUE benches when you run debian? You should really try the bench command for stockfish on https://ipmanchess.yolasite.com/amd--in ... ckfish.php to compare to some of the 14th gen core 7 and core 9 laptops