u/Ok_Pickle76

I installed Fedora Asahi Remix 44 with GNOME on my M1 Macbook Air (8G RAM, 256G Storage) and it seems to report the wrong battery level

macOS 26.4.1 showed 72% when I was installing fedora, and after installation, fedora showed 100%. After a software update (with `sudo dnf update`) it showed 65%, leaving it running made it drop to 35%, then 10% in a matter of minutes. After I plugged it in and rebooted it showed 84% and jumped to 100% after a minute of uptime. How would I make Linux report the proper battery level?

On my linux devices, i typically keep my /home directory on a separate disk partition, this allows for reinstalling the OS or installing a different one while keeping the user data intact. The macOS equivalent to that directory is /Users, would there be a way to store that on a separate partition, preferably one formatted with a filesystem such as exFAT, which can be read by multiple OSes? I've been considering a dual-boot of Asahi Linux and macOS on my macbook, but i only have 256 GB of storage space, so i would need to share the user account partition between both OSes in order to save space. I'm using an M1 MacBook Air with macOS Tahoe 26.4.1