After almost three years of 6.x series kernels, Linux 7.0 is finally here. That means it’s also time for another Asahi progress report! Automate Everything Users of alternate distros and keen-eyed individuals may have noticed some changes to the Asahi Installer. After almost two years, we finally got around to pushing an updated version of the installer to the CDN! Two years is a long time to go between updates, so what took so long? Our upstream installer package is a little bit of a Rube-Goldberg machine. The bulk of the installer is written in Python, with some small Bash scripts to bootstrap it. When you run curl | sh , you’re actually downloading the boostrap script, which then fetches the actual installer bundle from our CDN. This bundle consists of a Python interpreter and very stripped down standard library, a built m1n1 stage 1 binary, and the installer itself.…