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Linux on Microsoft Copilot+ PCs?
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this post was submitted on 21 May 2024
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I really don't see why all the companies would lock down the bios so you couldn't install a new os. Also seems like Qualcomm is supporting linux, although probably will take a year for it to be properly supported.
Qualcomm have said they'll be supporting Linux, and seem to be even trying to get distros like Ubuntu on board to make easy installers. They seem pretty comited to it, and their hardware partners like Lenovo seem on-board too, so I'm hopeful!