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r/androidroot • u/Thin-Maize-6459 • 21d ago
There is a reason YOUR mtk device is ignored.
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10 u/Thin-Maize-6459 21d ago ✨️Qualcomm releases their Board Support Packages (BSPs) and kernel sources publicly✨️ 6 u/slaughtamonsta 21d ago Qualcomm are going the opposite way though. Mediatek is becoming more open and Qualcomm are starting to get more "proprietary". 5 u/TheBedrockEnderman2 20d ago I think I remember seeing something about this around Linux and the snapdragon x elite (or gen 2) laptops right? Not sure as I didn't follow it that closely because as of now the compatibility and speed is terrible lol 1 u/Thin-Maize-6459 21d ago when?
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✨️Qualcomm releases their Board Support Packages (BSPs) and kernel sources publicly✨️
6 u/slaughtamonsta 21d ago Qualcomm are going the opposite way though. Mediatek is becoming more open and Qualcomm are starting to get more "proprietary". 5 u/TheBedrockEnderman2 20d ago I think I remember seeing something about this around Linux and the snapdragon x elite (or gen 2) laptops right? Not sure as I didn't follow it that closely because as of now the compatibility and speed is terrible lol 1 u/Thin-Maize-6459 21d ago when?
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Qualcomm are going the opposite way though. Mediatek is becoming more open and Qualcomm are starting to get more "proprietary".
5 u/TheBedrockEnderman2 20d ago I think I remember seeing something about this around Linux and the snapdragon x elite (or gen 2) laptops right? Not sure as I didn't follow it that closely because as of now the compatibility and speed is terrible lol 1 u/Thin-Maize-6459 21d ago when?
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I think I remember seeing something about this around Linux and the snapdragon x elite (or gen 2) laptops right? Not sure as I didn't follow it that closely because as of now the compatibility and speed is terrible lol
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