Qualcomm Linux 2.0

(qualcomm.com)

44 points | by gilgamesh3 4 hours ago

1 comments

  • LorenDB 2 hours ago
    And here I was hoping they'd decided to support Linux on the Snapdragon X2 chips.
    • keyle 52 minutes ago
      I recently tried to get BSD/Linux to work on my omnibook X 14 and... it's been a journey!

      Eventually I got it to work well with [1] and extracted firmware off github because I had wiped Windows and all partitions into oblivion.

      I was looking for the bliss of fan-less linux with ARM. The joy! [2]

      [1] https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-concept-snapdragon-x-e...

      [2] the fans are ON permanently

      • mrheosuper 40 minutes ago
        If you want fanless arm linux machine, why not macbook m2 air + asahi linux ?
        • pseudosavant 12 minutes ago
          Asahi still doesn't support a lot of basic things like: external displays, Thunderbolt, hardware accelerated video decoding, 120hz refresh rate, etc.
        • sharts 6 minutes ago
          Asahi is like a decade away from being 100% tho
        • keyle 34 minutes ago
          Because at the time of my purchase I mistakenly believed that fan-less was a given for an ARM laptop; and that ARM laptops were a lot more supported than Apple products; some big names were using ARM linux and raving about it.

          It's still is a great laptop and I recommend it for the hardware overall, but not fan-less indeed.

    • wmf 2 hours ago
      • senectus1 1 hour ago
        holy hell.. the price tags...!
        • wmf 42 minutes ago
          Something has gone wrong at HP. They are also charging $7,000 for Strix Halo.
        • geerlingguy 58 minutes ago
          $4,300-$6,000+, wow you're not wrong. And that's just 32 or 64 GB of RAM.
    • _fzslm 2 hours ago
      I have a gorgeous Surface Pro 11 X1 Elite that can run just enough Linux to tease me with how beautiful it could be, but it's still unstable enough that I can't daily it.

      Torture.