For your radar: Apple Silicon support

Hello All,

In preparing for the FreeBSD on ARM64 talk I gave at FOSSY.us, I 
refreshed my knowledge of the available systems that fill the "bathtub" 
between the countless phones we all own and the many ARM-based servers 
from Ampere, Cavium, and the like.

"ARM64 Developer Workstations" remain a challenge of cost, availability, 
or both, with one exception: Apple Silicon systems. They are plentiful 
and very, very fast, even their entry-level models.

The Asahi Linux project has done much of the heavy lifting for Apple 
Silicon support and the first step of using OpenBSD on Apple Silicon is 
to install the Asahi boot loader.

Kyle Evans is one of the best resources available for the state of 
FreeBSD on this platform but has made it clear that he alone cannot move 
this work forward at a meaningful pace.

With bhyve now working on ARM64, reportedly the M2 and M3 CPUs support 
nested virtualization and will be exposed to the user on the M3 in the 
next version of macOS.

Hopefully I am not alone in finding this very exciting and I simply ask 
that you put it on your collective radar for consideration for future 
developer attention!

All the best,

Michael Dexter