Doesn’t every ARM laptop need its own “spin” of an OS because ARM laptops don’t support UEFI, ACPI and similar technologies? From my understanding, the driver situation is catastrophically bad with ARM laptops (even with x86, the Linux driver situation has room to improve).
And you have to deal with Qualcomm; a company with a relatively bad reputation for medium-long term firmware support (if it’s provided at all).
I am really sceptical about this.
Doesn’t every ARM laptop need its own “spin” of an OS because ARM laptops don’t support UEFI, ACPI and similar technologies? From my understanding, the driver situation is catastrophically bad with ARM laptops (even with x86, the Linux driver situation has room to improve).
And you have to deal with Qualcomm; a company with a relatively bad reputation for medium-long term firmware support (if it’s provided at all).