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@ArchiveOS Not sure where the „built on Linux kernel” came from, but that's common misconception for Apple OS'es for some reason.
Neither macOS, iOS or any current OS made by Apple is based on Linux. Apple is using their own kernel: Mach/XNU dated way back to NeXT operating system back in the 80s - it’s even older than Linux. And based on a Mach microkernel + implementation of BSD UNIX subsystem.
@paul Thunderbolt is really a „power user" territory - I don't even know if I even used it once above what regular USB-C provides.
Other than that - for sure. I kind of hoped for at least A19 Pro & 12GB of RAM which would make it slightly more useful.
Especially 8GB of RAM feels very limiting these days. I tested Tahoe on 8GB VMs a lot and it allows mostly for few apps or browser with few tabs before swapping.
Tahoe consumes ~4GB of RAM just freshly installed.
