The modern Windows ARM laptops all(?) use standard x86 Secure Boot/UEFI rules, as far as I know. You can install Linux on them pretty easily; I know at least Fe

The modern Windows ARM laptops all(?) use standard x86 Secure Boot/UEFI rules, as far as I know. You can install Linux on them pretty easily; I know at least Fedora/Anaconda supports ARM64 pretty well. The bigger problems come after that but are more of the same stuff, i.e. lack of drivers for peripherals, you're dealing with Qualcomm, etc.