Also due to the windows, windows OS is closed source so device manufacture can't simply modified it for their devices. They have to pass compatibility test which includes UEFI + ACPI compliant firmware to be present to be actually windows compatible (to get that sticker on their devices) without that microsoft will not provide windows licence to you i guess
Because of lack of standardised firmware on smartphone. PCs uses UEFI + ACPI to give information about devices to OS, on smartphone world different chip manufacturer have different bootloader and they load linux kernel and pass DT(device tree) which explains what devices are present and also smartphone were used to be less powerful, contains less storage (in past) so what they do is to compile linux with only the drivers which are actually present on that particular devices to save space. Thats why a smartphone rom is not a generics image which will run on all phone. But android/linux can be compiled like a generics image, look androidx86 project for example.
First linux distro was Ubuntu but I used it in VM but the actual daily driver was Archlinux. I think Windows XP was the first OS which i used on computer(In home sure but in school maybe it was Windows 97?)
Qualcomm is my main fear also. They will ship it with lots of closed source firmware digitally signed with their private keys which users can't replace so expect a shitty bootloader and don't forget about always running hypervisior, trust zone and world most kept secret modem
Also due to the windows, windows OS is closed source so device manufacture can't simply modified it for their devices. They have to pass compatibility test which includes UEFI + ACPI compliant firmware to be present to be actually windows compatible (to get that sticker on their devices) without that microsoft will not provide windows licence to you i guess
Because of lack of standardised firmware on smartphone. PCs uses UEFI + ACPI to give information about devices to OS, on smartphone world different chip manufacturer have different bootloader and they load linux kernel and pass DT(device tree) which explains what devices are present and also smartphone were used to be less powerful, contains less storage (in past) so what they do is to compile linux with only the drivers which are actually present on that particular devices to save space. Thats why a smartphone rom is not a generics image which will run on all phone. But android/linux can be compiled like a generics image, look androidx86 project for example.
Search about qualcomm edl mode, firehouse programmer for your chipset
Uart! Tx & Rx pin maybe or you have to use qualcomm download mode
Girls don't pay bills here, sad though!
I do this often
Earn and communicate with stranger
First linux distro was Ubuntu but I used it in VM but the actual daily driver was Archlinux. I think Windows XP was the first OS which i used on computer(In home sure but in school maybe it was Windows 97?)
It will take screenshot of BSOD
I am waiting for the day when the biggest collider first run is going to explode this planet and then earth is going to become itself a particle.
See milk v pioneer if you need high end risc-v PC
Qualcomm is my main fear also. They will ship it with lots of closed source firmware digitally signed with their private keys which users can't replace so expect a shitty bootloader and don't forget about always running hypervisior, trust zone and world most kept secret modem
Bcz being seen as a hacker is cool
It's going to expire! Chicks are hard to get in teens.
You forget to add /s
You can use nvtop for monitoring your GPU, not as detailed as radeontop though but looks good
Yes and i don't see any problems in that, it will be more secure bcz system webview automatically gets updated to mitigate vulnerability.
What bread do you use? I asked bcz white breads are not considered healthy.
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