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last time I tried Linux on ARM (a month ago) nothing worked.

No sound, no webcam, no USB-C(iirc) and no video hardware acceleration.

It was a Thinkpad T14s with Snapdragon Elite X-2 if it matters.

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Had a similar issue and just pointed codex at my laptop and it got everything working.
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Same. By the time I got back it had even upstreamed a few device drivers to mainline Linux, all on its own.
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how'd you do that when wifi and USB wasn't working?
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I got a Surface Pro 7 soon after it was released and it was really great for the price. A good size to work on, decent battery, and actually worked well as a 2-in-1 device. The keyboard was a bit flimsy but still good enough for on-the-go work. Ran Windows on it for a few years then installed Linux and made it be a manager for my media setup, still working fine today.
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Unfortubately Qualcomm killed open source support efforts for Snapdragon X*
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When did that happen?
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In March on Github and their Discord server.

https://github.com/qualcomm/fastrpc/issues/193

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1ryv59a/qualc...

This is not super popular Macbook hardware so chances that someone will reverse engineer their firmware are very small.

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