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Been daily-driving Linux for going on a decade, but recently got a "smart [bicycle] trainer" and a Zwift subscription.
Using this the Zwift program runs just fine. However, passing sensor data through Zwift Companion on my Android (GrapheneOS) phone, only some of the sensors connect and others don't.
(Running Zwift itself on my phone connects to the sensors correctly, so that's what I've been doing so far. I would like to get it set up more completely, though, with a decent-size screen for the main program and freeing up my phone for Zwift Companion, so I do need to troubleshoot it eventually.)