> All hardware etc functioning?
replyIf your standard is "supports suspend/resume", there's even plenty of laptops that won't meet it.
That gave me a laugh.
Suspend / resume? I'll settle for "keyboard works".
reply(From what I've learned so far, some magic incantation is required to convince Linux that a Lifebook E559 is a laptop not a tablet. I'm finding I have way less patience with these side-quests as I get older.)
That laptop has an 8th gen Intel processor which should make it completely compatible with the Linux kernel, yet surprisingly it’s not. https://linux-hardware.org/?probe=2ec391ffdc
Did Fujitsu choose an obscure component or interface?
replyEven on random ARM boards, it's not usually the CPU that's the problem. (It's generally drivers for everything else; eg. a sensor hub that should tell you when a laptop is in tablet mode)
replyInteresting: Despite its name Armbian seems to support RISC-V.
replyDisclaimer: I have never used any RISC-V board.
In addition to https://armbian.com one could also cross check with Diet-Pi, which got resurrected from dormancy sometime in the last years.
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