This was fun to try as a little preview of what it’ll feel like to have an ARM-based MacBook.
Bummer there’s no git¹.
I was curious to try to install Go just to see how far I’d get before being blocked. Was able to download the source tarball and extract it (using curl and tar as 2 separate commands; piping curl into tar didn’t work). But then can’t execute make.bash because there’s no bash.
You can try ish.app [1], which has support for a wide variety of tools (including git). I use it on iPad to work on a small C app that I use a lot. [2]
If you really want an ARM64 based development platform, why not get a Pinebook? Or something like the NVIDIA Jetson Nano? The philosophy of Apple is to link against their officially provided frameworks/SDKs. It's not meant to be a platform for open development.
Bummer there’s no git¹.
I was curious to try to install Go just to see how far I’d get before being blocked. Was able to download the source tarball and extract it (using curl and tar as 2 separate commands; piping curl into tar didn’t work). But then can’t execute make.bash because there’s no bash.
[1] There's rationale and an alternative described at https://github.com/holzschu/ios_system#adding-more-commands.