>It doesn't, and I very much wish the company and reviewers had made that clearer. The reviewers definitely need to do a better job of thorough testing before

>It doesn't, and I very much wish the company and reviewers had made that clearer. The reviewers definitely need to do a better job of thorough testing before making claims. But in my experience it is common for things to inexplicably not work when before they did and vice versa in Linux with no good explanation as to why. It's part of the reason why "the year of the Linux desktop" is always next year IMO. As for Framework themselves, I checked the product page and this is all they had to say about Linux support: "Available in configurations with Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro, we’ve also tested for compatibility with common Linux distributions and will be publishing guides on using them." I don't see those guides in the support section yet so it seems they don't support them yet. If a vendor doesn't explicitly list an OS as supported then I don't consider it supported. So like 99% of Linux situations I would assume YMMV.