> And the X1 Carbon is very nice hardware. It doesn't sound as good as a fully supported option. It sounds a lot like commodity Windows hardware. > Also, with

> And the X1 Carbon is very nice hardware. It doesn't sound as good as a fully supported option. It sounds a lot like commodity Windows hardware. > Also, with that mentality, we would never extend Linux support to new hardware. No, hobbyists will still do it (see e.g. Asahi) If folks keep giving their money to Windows hardware companies instead of Linux ones, they should not be surprised if the range if Linux-supporting hardware remains smaller. Like if you could just slap OSX on some random Windows PC M1 and such would never have come about. We actually have options as Linux users these days. It's a shame folks insist on wasting the opportunity.