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Qualcomm is solving Snapdragon X’s Linux problem

Qualcomm is solving Snapdragon X’s Linux problem

Bringing this powerful operating system to the very latest in mobile computing hardware. Qualcomm is solving Snapdragon X’s Linux problem. Qualcomm goes official with Snapdragon X laptop Linux support.

Scott Brown / Add on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover TL;DR Qualcomm shares that Snapdragon X-series laptops are getting Linux support. Debian compatibility should roll out sometime later in 2026. Ubuntu is planning support for Snapdragon X2 devices early next year.

It’s taken a couple decades, but something big has finally started happening for how we get computing done on laptops. After years of trying to be tiny desktop computers, running the same kind of chips that were never really designed for power efficiency, laptops began broadly embracing RISC computing — including models built around Qualcomm Snapdragon chips like the X series. This week at Qualcomm’s annual Snapdragon Summit, the company is sharing news of a big new upgrade for such models that power users are really going to love.


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