What is it like... Cybersecurity, Software Development and Software Engineering.

[Sherri is a Cat]

Eh, just wait a little while. Eventually They'll Backport/"Macgyver" enough to bring it all the way!
Just depends on the firmware. I know linux runs well on ARM, just have to get a way to "Shim" it inside the device firmware. once that's done, the War's pretty much over besides drivers, (Which, android may be of help here as most of those chipsets are Snaps)
I actually use Fedora on the big A's equivalent of the Snapdragons.
Anyway, I'm glad to hear it's going well for you.

You have Fedora running on a Snapdragon Laptop? Natively or in a VM or compatibility layers? Which processor?

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

@Rocketing-warp9 Oh... You said fruit, not fantasy flying animals!
I'm assuming it's one of the m-class processors

 

[Rocketing-warp9]

Yup! M1 Pro. the big Qu (not from the trek) Is still trying to Integrate software to the kernel, and has a debian iso in early stages.

Upstreaming Linux kernel support for the Snapdragon X Elite

Discover the power of Snapdragon X Elite with upstreamed Linux kernel support. Explore areas of focus and unlock new potential with Snapdragon Linux today.

www.qualcomm.com

Should be interesting!

 

[Rocketing-warp9]

Also, apparently Vbox just recently launched 7.2--With ARM support for windows!

Oracle VirtualBox

www.virtualbox.org

As for bare-metal, it would probably wind up similar to how the Asahi Linux project is for Mac.

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

Also, apparently Vbox just recently launched 7.2--With ARM support for windows!

I saw this! Someone I work with was asking about a Linux distro for a Snapdragon laptop. That was the only viable option I could find. I didn't look to see how well it's working. The Snapdragons do have a very good NPU that could potentially process a LOT, 45 TOPS. The newer one have 80 TOPS and that's without borrowing resources from the GPU or CPU either.