I think if Linux really wants to run well on consumer hardware - in other words, not servers - then we’ll have to build the hardware. No idea how that happens

I think if Linux really wants to run well on consumer hardware - in other words, not servers - then we’ll have to build the hardware. No idea how that happens from a business perspective, but Raspberry Pi seems to be a great model. Perhaps a Pi Pro could be designed that meets some of those needs. The Zero is almost too mobile for a laptop to be usable, but who knows, maybe someone will come up with a unique design around it. But if we don’t control the hardware, the. It’s always going to be a second or third class citizen on mobile (laptops or tablets).