I don’t understand what you’re asking. A mac is hardware, linux is software. There are no “equivalents” between the two.
Why do you mention virtualization? A VM is by no means the only way to run linux on macs, on x86 machines it should install just fine, and Asahi has come a long way towards fully working on ARM.
If you’re asking for apple-like hardware that can run linux, just go with apple hardware.
Or are you asking for laptops that come with linux? I don’t get what you’re actually after here.
I don’t understand what you’re asking. A mac is hardware, linux is software. There are no “equivalents” between the two.
Why do you mention virtualization? A VM is by no means the only way to run linux on macs, on x86 machines it should install just fine, and Asahi has come a long way towards fully working on ARM.
If you’re asking for apple-like hardware that can run linux, just go with apple hardware.
Or are you asking for laptops that come with linux? I don’t get what you’re actually after here.