Looks awesome! Will you release an Apple silicon version as well? I haven’t installed Rosetta at all and this alpha version requires Rosetta…
Maybe with the binaries of the Apple TV version?
Off-Topic, but related…
I’ve heard others say that they want to keep their M1 Macs “clean” of Rosetta 2, and, while that’s obviously your choice and I can understand the sentiment, all I’ll say is that I think you’re missing out.
Having used things like “Virtual PC” and even the original Rosetta, I’ve suffered through the barely usable (or unusable) experience of those options. Rosetta 2 is completely different. I think it would be almost impossible for people to tell whether or not they are using an app under Rosetta 2 or not.
If you decide, philosophically, that you don’t want to use it, that’s fine, but performance/experience-wise, there’s no reason not to install Rosetta 2.
FWIW.
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Surprisingly stable performance so far, will return with more feedback after deeper testing!
Will a universal binary / dedicated M1 build be released later? This is my only app running on Rosetta currently. 
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Most likely yes.
Lots of balls still in the air. 
At the moment, everything I work with works fine with native M1. Docker, slack, Firefox, visual studio code, tower git, Xcode, nodes, Redis, natsio, sketch, movist etc… So I have everything I need without Rosetta.
So life is not bad without Rosetta at all for me. Most of the developer community reacted very well…
Interesting. I didn’t realize it wasn’t just baked into the OS by default.
I’m also waiting for M1 Beta version to come before to test it on my Mac mini M1. Thanks
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