Added support for macOS ARM with UTM + installation tutorial + automatic UTM file generator #310
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Thanks @peterwilli this looks excellent overall!
I will make a couple slight adjustments when merging the commit including putting a higher quality version of the SkiffOS icon.
Thanks for the contribution! Will finish this off today
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| # Apple Sillicon (ARM) | |||
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Sillicon -> Silicon (one l)
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Do I have to do something for this or will this automatically change?
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The README explains it all!
The new script
make_utm.shdoes most of the heavy lifting, it is - as far as I know - the first Linux-centric way to make a UTM file, but I closely followed the official UTM source code to make sure that the files we generate are compatible with what UTM's UI generates.I hope this update finds you well, feel free to leave any feedback or changes necessary!