> At least there is a kernel and PC-like boot process. I'm cautiously optimistic. Me too, I hope it makes building general purpose ARM desktops more feasible.

> At least there is a kernel and PC-like boot process. I'm cautiously optimistic. Me too, I hope it makes building general purpose ARM desktops more feasible. ARM UEFI/ACPI has been around for quite some time, but nearly all SBCs (outside server space) either don't support it or don't support it properly, and if iirc Linux has been hesitant to support it due to device trees.