I can't think of any particular issues with the Ryzen desktop platform that messed with Linux compatibility. If anything, I expect Ryzen Mobile to be much more

I can't think of any particular issues with the Ryzen desktop platform that messed with Linux compatibility. If anything, I expect Ryzen Mobile to be much more usable on mobile workstations than the Intel solutions I have to work with right now. I've got a Lenovo W540 with a i7-4700MQ and a NVidia Quadro M1000, the integrated intel graphics are garbage and I constantly have performance issues running GNOME 3 - I'm going to run this thing to the ground until the mobile chips with vega graphics are available and then ask for an upgrade from my employer for having less problematic graphics alone..