That's pretty embarassing, customers may end up with a soft-brick if an organizational problem delays communication about a known issue of this severity by over two weeks
Which it seems they did, since Apple's reaction comes after the Asahi publication of the bug
There are better ways to communicate about a black screen bug on boot than leaving people with the fait accompli, one would naïvely think.
That logic doesn't make much sense. They didn't even announce a release date for the software until recently. Why not push it back for QA? It's not like they have to ship everything on time (AirPower, original HomePod come to mind)
Which it seems they did, since Apple's reaction comes after the Asahi publication of the bug
There are better ways to communicate about a black screen bug on boot than leaving people with the fait accompli, one would naïvely think.