05:01 <ae86> sheeesh

18:30 <X3r0> greetings, I saw a little while back that the Linux kernel now has M1 support; I haven't been able to keep up and follow, but what's the progress of the GPU?

19:10 <jannau> X3r0: https://twitter.com/alyssarzg/status/1412600093505589251 GPU user space, kernel space GPU support is not that far since the plan is to RE that through observing Mac OS under a thin hypervisor

19:12 <X3r0> jannau: thanks

19:13 <jannau> the hypervisor in m1n1 is implemented and marcan has started to trace various display subsystem parts

19:15 <X3r0> I wonder if the ex Apple employees moving to Qualcomm have any insights to internal GPU specs since it's rummored they're going to be help develop Qualcomms iteration of ARM

19:16 <sven> they'd still be under NDAs and couldn't share those with anyone

19:17 <j_ey> yeah, probably better they stay away :P

19:17 <sven> yeah

19:18 <X3r0> sven: yes NDAs but *experience* alternatives

20:24 <jbowen> X3r0: there's also #asahi-gpu :)

20:26 <X3r0> jbowen: oh thanks, I'm on webchat after doing a search for the redirect from the twitter post, so I wasn't aware of which channels were on this network, and hadn't bothered looking

20:32 <X3r0> jbowen: you know if there is an #asshi on libre.chat as well?

20:32 <X3r0> er Libera.Chat

20:33 <X3r0> after the dispersal of freenode it's a cluster f* trying to figure out where everyone went

21:51 <opticron> the move post-freenode of asahi IRC channels was exclusively to OFTC (officially)

21:51 <opticron> those channels might exist on libera, but the devs are here

21:52 <sorear> out of 20+ communities I was in half went to OFTC (which I've been on for years since all the kernel porting stuff was here), half went to libera, and one had the admins just decide to shut down IRC in favor of matrix without going through their established RFC process

21:53 <sorear> not really _that_ many places to look

21:53 <opticron> yeah, mine were about the same

21:53 <opticron> one shut down IRC in favor of discord and another in favor of slack

21:54 <opticron> the thing about slack is they still want everything to be invite-only, so it makes it hard to bring in new people and have an open community

21:54 <opticron> unless you have some integrations for that