If you want to run Linux on a bare metal Apple Silicon (aka M1,M2,M3) Mac, it is a waste of your money.
You would be better off getting an intel based Windows computer, and installing Linux. The intel hardware is a more well understood platform, and Linux would better support all the systems capabilities, especially graphics GPU hardware.
If you are interested in macOS and Linux, then using a virtual machine on macOS to run a Linux guest OS, would be an approach. Parallels, as mentioned by MrHoffman would be one approach.
https://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/
UTM would be another
https://mac.getutm.app/