FWIW, I intend to hang on to my M1 Mini. Although I just unfortunately missed out on the option of 10-gigabit Ethernet, which would have made it the ideal server, I really can't fault the performance; the hard part is just setting the wee bugger up again. I do run Windows on my iMac, but I chiefly virtualise Linux, so I don't see further going down the Apple Silicon path to be a problem. On the other hand, it effectively creates a chasm between Intel and ARM, so I fully expect my next Apple machine to be a notebook rather than a desktop; my 2019 iMac would then be replaced by whatever the next Windows platform hardware is, maybe more Intel or AMD. We'll see how this all plays out, but I'm not sorry to be swimming in the pool.
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