"This is what it looks like when an OEM stops treating Linux support as an afterthought and starts treating it as engineering. Not a checkbox on a spec sheet. Not a “works with Linux” footnote. Actual kernel work, actual upstream contributions, actual collaboration with the people building the tools developers use every day and helping the Linux community as a whole."
Kudos to #Dell folks and well done
https://www.dell.com/en-us/blog/year-of-the-linux-laptop-omarchy-on-xps/
@gisgeek I think it's worth recognizing that Dell has been at this since at least 2012!
10 years ago, Dell’s first developer system, the Ubuntu-based XPS 13 developer edition became available in the US and Canada. What made this product unique was not only that it had been devel...
@gisgeek I will also note with amusement that a notable problem in 2012 was that "the touchpad driver which at that point didn’t provide full support and lacked, among other things, palm rejection"
Trackpad palm rejection on GNU/Linux systems is still terrible today.
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