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.Qualcomm 🫶 Linux The commitment to our ecosystem never stops. Discover how our support for Linux deepens each year:

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Ailakks6 gün önce

@Qualcomm @Linux i sold my x1e laptop because no linux support

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Sabi ni Kugi5 gün önce

@Qualcomm @Linux Mainline all your SOCs including the mobile ones then that would be swell 😄

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@Qualcomm @Linux is there any love for Linux X1 users?

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@Qualcomm @Linux Cool

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@Qualcomm @Linux Finally

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Joe Nuts5 gün önce

@Qualcomm @Linux twin you gotta include more socs for mainline. The people want mobile linux. And many want Linux on their x1.

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@Qualcomm @Linux your love feels mega-weird so far

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