Tuxedo is continuing work on a Snapdragon X-Elite laptop but haven’t released it yet because Linux support is lacking around the SoC. They’ve made some device tree commits around it to the kernel. That’s it. Saved you a click.
stevestevesteve@lemmy.world
on 03 Apr 20:05
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God I wish megacorps would stop being morons with NDA nonsense and just open up the possibilities for open source devs to actually use the hardware that’s out there
We’re still hampered by the decisions made decades ago to base our society around proprietary technologies.
It’s a shame bad people who understood the implications of such decisions were able to recruit layman to their cause. Good people like Richard Stallman are only heard about in fringe tech circles while the bad men are household names.
After months of little to no news, we finally have some more data, released by Tuxedo. Linux laptop OEM Tuxedo announced that they were working on a Snapdragon-based Linux laptop around the release date of the X Elite, but there has not been a lot of news about it, up until now. This silence has made several people wonder what was going on, making many wonder whether the project was still in development.
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This article reads like AI slop.
Tuxedo is continuing work on a Snapdragon X-Elite laptop but haven’t released it yet because Linux support is lacking around the SoC. They’ve made some device tree commits around it to the kernel. That’s it. Saved you a click.
God I wish megacorps would stop being morons with NDA nonsense and just open up the possibilities for open source devs to actually use the hardware that’s out there
We’re still hampered by the decisions made decades ago to base our society around proprietary technologies.
It’s a shame bad people who understood the implications of such decisions were able to recruit layman to their cause. Good people like Richard Stallman are only heard about in fringe tech circles while the bad men are household names.
Can’t work entrepreneurship – the soul of americanism – on shared goods.
Lmao unbelievable,
Does anybody know why ARM laptops can’t provide the same device tree info as all x86 devices?