yes. However that Linux will not be very useful because there are no drivers for the machine and Apple is not documenting any of their hardware to the point that people could easily write drivers.
This will be a huge reverse-engineering effort.
This will be a huge reverse-engineering effort.
So long as they allow the possibility it will happen.
In other news, they allow firewalls to work as designed in this release. So some kind of sanity may be taking hold.
AFAIK there is still no support for the T2 disk controller even though T2 macs are a thing for 4 years now.
I'm sure it will eventually happen, but don't hold your breath.
It isn't even a big patch.
It took a while to work out because nobody sat down and got it done on day 1. This could've been worked out within 24 hours of the T2 macs' release, working at the pace at which I expect to be working on M1 bring-up.