> it's being worked on What is the state of hardware accelerated video playback 8 months later? More specifically video playback in chrome/chromium? Check thi

> it's being worked on What is the state of hardware accelerated video playback 8 months later? More specifically video playback in chrome/chromium? Check this thread https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/jan-2025-state-of-linux-on-snapdragon-x-elite-systems.1505095/ https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/jan-2025-state-of-linu... > I hope being corrected twice is enough to prevent repetition. What exactly you are correcting? Maybe I was unclear, thus let me quote other users, data point from 2 days ago: "I'm running Debian with a 6.12-ish kernel with some Qualcomm patches. I still don't have working audio from the built-in speakers or onboard headphone jack, the kernel can't tell how much charge the battery has (and it goes through a full charge about twice as fast as Windows would), ollama has no clue how to use the built-in NPU, and my graphics are still reporting software rendering."