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Q: when Intellij releases native support for Apple M1 chips, I’m gonna get a Mac Mini to try it out. Is there anything about Cursive that needs porting or should it “just work”?
It’ll just work as much as IntelliJ does. They’re working on M1 support for the JDK they use, but it’s not there yet. Apparently now it runs ~70% of the speed of a current system, depending on what you’re doing. Gradle is very slow for some reason.
but a $1500 desktop that is twice as fast as my MBP is so tempting! Xmas present to myself if the JVM can benefit from that speed
I’m also tempted by the mini, I’ve been planning to try working on one for a while now and the M1 makes it a no-brainer. But I’ll wait till it’s properly supported.