Even for M1 MacBooks Asahi does not support things like Thunderbolt, DP Alt Mode, Fingerprint Reader, etc. Also Power management is still a problem because Apple doing things differently then other ARM devices. https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m1/

If I am Buying a 2000€+ Laptop I want everything to work. Not flawlessly, but at least working. And Asahi is not there. That’s what I mean with “not suitable as a daily driver”. If this is good enough for someone, thats fine. I am happy for them and they should enjoy their device. But most other people buying such laptops would not be happy.

As long as Asahi does not support the M5 this is not an option. And since it will always be lacking behind due to the need of reverse engineering everything it is not a suitable daily Driver. But it is a cool project nevertheless.

If someone wants to read more about why the OpenSUSE Tumbleweed Team decided on using systemd-boot instead of grub-bls (because the linked Blog-post does not give any information) you can their explanation here: https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/factory@lists.opensuse.org/thread/4ZPQU7PV3ODS7WELADHE7F3SVBQDFIOP/