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I get that. But it's a platform that is so similar to existing Linux on ARM offerings. All the subsystems to run a laptop should already be there, no?
by nullpoint420 3mo ago
I get that. But it's a platform that is so similar to existing Linux on ARM offerings.
All the subsystems to run a laptop should already be there, no?
- mjg59 3mo agoARM isn't consistent in the way that the x86 platform is. Each vendor's SoC usually requires specific support.
- nullpoint420 3mo agoNothing about the CPU architecture itself requires that. They can run a standard UEFI/ACPI stack.