Are we ARM yet?
Linux on ARM PCs, model by model.
The device trees, hardware IDs and firmware tracked here are what every distro needs. Boot tests run on Omarchy, whose team keeps this board. Boots means an owner reached the desktop on Omarchy RC, with linux-omarchy 7.3-3 and systemd 262.1-1. Booting is the first goal; features like suspend and USB4 come next.
Own an ARM laptop that isn't green yet? Help get it there, whatever distro you run. It only takes a few minutes.
How to helpSnapdragon X and X2 83
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Snapdragon X and X2 83
ShowHideTo help a model along, send a hardware report from Windows, the device tree you boot with on Linux, or a boot test, as Help a model get there explains.
What the models have upstream
- ACPI tables covered a dump collected, or a device tree that makes one unnecessary
- 32 still wanted · 51 / 83
- Device tree in Linux released or queued in linux-next
- 26 on its way · 23 / 83
- Hardware IDs in systemd so an image picks the device tree by itself
- 9 on its way · 28 / 83
- Firmware without the laptop's Windows in linux-firmware's newest release or a known vendor download
- 26 on its way · 3 / 83
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ACPI dump
The laptop's own hardware tables, which a device tree is written from.
- Collected
- Its ACPI tables are in the aarch64-laptops collection, an owner's hardware report or this board's copy of a dump not merged there yet.
- Not needed
- It already has a device tree.
- Wanted
- The first thing to send for a model without a device tree.
Device tree
The description of the hardware that Linux needs for each model.
- Linux 6.x
- In Linux since that release.
- linux-next
- Accepted, and coming in the next Linux release.
- Posted
- Sent to the kernel mailing list, not accepted yet.
- Out of tree
- One exists outside Linux, in Omarchy's kernel, Ubuntu's kernel or a community repository, but it hasn't been sent there yet.
- Wanted
- Doesn't exist yet.
Hardware IDs
How an install image recognises the model and picks its device tree.
- systemd 2xx
- In systemd's list since that release, so an install image recognises the model.
- In Ubuntu
- In the list of Ubuntu's stubble, which systemd copies its list from in batches. Not in systemd yet.
- Posted
- Sent to Ubuntu's stubble as a pull request, not merged yet. systemd copies its list from there.
- Collected
- Its hardware IDs have been sent in, and still have to go to Ubuntu's stubble, which systemd copies its list from.
- Mismatch
- systemd's entry names a different device tree than the kernel's, so it never matches.
- Wanted
- Not in systemd's list yet.
Firmware
Signed files for its audio, sensor and graphics chips. Booting doesn't need them, but without them there's no sound, battery status, USB-C display, sensors or graphics acceleration. The goal is getting them without the laptop's own Windows.
- linux-firmware
- Every file its device tree loads ships in linux-firmware's newest release, so nothing has to be copied.
- Vendor download
- The vendor's driver download has it, so it works even after Windows is wiped.
- Next release
- Merged into linux-firmware, and coming with its next release.
- Posted
- Sent to linux-firmware as a merge request, not merged yet.
- Partly
- linux-firmware has some of the files its device tree loads; the rest still come from Windows.
- Windows only
- Copied from the laptop's own Windows today. A link to the vendor's driver download would cover laptops whose Windows is gone.
Boots
Has an owner reached the desktop on it? Tested on Omarchy so far, and reports from any distro are welcome. Booting is the first goal for every model; features like suspend and USB4 come next.
- Boots
- An owner booted into the Omarchy desktop on the current release. Not every feature has to work yet.
- Ready to test
- Omarchy's kernel has its device tree and the install image picks it by itself, but no owner has confirmed it boots yet.
- Problems
- An owner couldn't get to the Omarchy desktop on the current release without a workaround.
- Not recognised
- Omarchy's kernel has its device tree, but the install image doesn't recognise this model, because systemd has no hardware IDs for it. Its hardware IDs would fix that.
- Newer kernel
- Linux has its device tree, but Omarchy's kernel (7.3) doesn't yet. It's ready to test once Omarchy moves to a newer kernel.
- No device tree
- Nobody has written a device tree for it yet, so Linux can't start on it.
Colours and badges
Every label also explains itself when you point at it.
- Green
- Done.
- Amber
- On its way, or partly there.
- Red
- Missing or failing, and where help counts most.
- Grey
- Works another way today, or not needed.
- Announced
- Announced by the vendor, but not confirmed in shops yet.
Where's my model number?
It's on the sticker underneath. In Windows, open System Information and look at System Model and System SKU. On Linux, run
cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_sku
A full number like 83ED0049US or 14-fe0013dx finds its series.
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| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · A14-11M, A14-11MT A draft device tree, written from owners' hardware reports. It shares almost everything with the Aspire 16's, which an owner booted on Ubuntu's live USB, but nobody has tried it on an Aspire 14 yet. | Collected | Out of tree | Collected | Windows only | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · A16-11M, A16-11MT A draft device tree, written from owners' hardware reports. An owner booted it on Ubuntu's live USB in November 2026, with the screen, keyboard, disk, USB, battery and Bluetooth working. Wi-Fi needs a board file copied from Windows, since linux-firmware has none for its card. | Collected | Out of tree | Collected | Windows only | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-101 · AL14-11M | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-64-100 · SF14-11, SF14-11T | Not needed | Out of tree | systemd 260 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100 · SFA14-11 | Collected | Posted | Mismatch | Posted | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100 · SFG14-01 | Not needed | Out of tree | systemd 260 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Acer | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-78-100 · SFSP14-Q51T | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100 · QN10, 90MS03E2-M000B0 | Collected | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100 · HT5306QA | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100 · HT7407NA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · VM441QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · VM471QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · X1407QA, A1407QA Owners boot it with the X Plus Vivobook S 15's device tree or a patched Zenbook A14 one. | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · X1607QA, F1607QA, A1607QA | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-64-100, X1P-42-100 · S5507QA, S5507QAD, Q5507QA
The linux-firmware merge request has the X Elite model's files only. ASUS sells both chips as S5507QA, so which package carries the X Plus model's signed files isn't clear yet. | Collected | Linux 6.11 | systemd 260 | Posted | Problems |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · S3407QA | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-101 · S5408QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · TP5408QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100 · S3607NA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · S3607QA Owners boot it with the X Plus Vivobook S 15's device tree, with gaps. | Collected | Wanted | Collected | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-101 · S5608QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · TP5608QA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · UX3480QA The device tree builds on the Zenbook A14 UX3407QA's and isn't posted to the kernel lists yet. The hardware IDs are proposed in ubuntu/stubble#96 and the ACPI tables in aarch64-laptops/build#178. | Not needed | Out of tree | Posted | Vendor download | Problems |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · UX3407RA, UX3407QA
| Collected | Linux 6.17 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100 · UX3407NA | Not needed | linux-next | systemd 262 | Posted | Newer kernel |
| ASUS | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-96-100, X2E-94-100 · UX3607OA | Collected | Linux 7.3 | systemd 262 | Posted | Ready to test |
| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-64-100, X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 5441, P190G, P190G001
| Collected | Posted | Wanted | Posted | No device tree |
| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100, X1P-64-100 · 7441, P190G, P190G001 | Collected | Linux 6.18 | systemd 260 | Posted | Problems |
| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-64-100, X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 5455, P190G | Collected | Out of tree | systemd 262 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100, X1P-64-100 · 7455, P190G, P190G001 | Collected | Linux 6.18 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100, X1P-64-100 · 9345, P189G, P189G001 | Collected | Linux 6.13 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| Dynabook | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-42-100 · P1D5APBL, W6XDZA5BAM-K | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Fujitsu | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · WU6-L1, UQ-L1, FMVUQSL1WA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Honor | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100 · MRO-521 Honor's driver download has no compute DSP firmware, so the linux-firmware merge request leaves those two files out. | Collected | Linux 7.3 | systemd 262 | Posted | Ready to test |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · HSN-Q42C, 8E06 | Collected | Posted | systemd 262 | Posted | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-84-100, X2P-64-100 · HSN-I68C | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100 · EliteBook Ultra G1q, EliteBook Ultra G1q8, 8CBE | Collected | Linux 6.16 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-90-100, X2E-88-100, X2E-84-100, X2E-80-100, X2P-42-100 · HSN-I66C-4, 8E91 | Not needed | linux-next | systemd 262 | Posted | Newer kernel |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · 14-hz0xxx | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · 16-bz0xxx | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · 16-ct0xxx | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 14-he0xxx, 14-he0 | Collected | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 14-he1xxx | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 16-bf0xxx, 16-fb0xxx Owners run the OmniBook 5 14's out-of-tree device tree on it. | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-64-100 · 16-bf1xxx | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-90-100, X2E-84-100, X2P-64-100 · 14-kg0xxx | Not needed | Posted | Wanted | Posted | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100 · 14-fe0xxx, 14-fe1xxx, 8CBE
| Collected | Linux 6.14 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100, X2P-64-100, X2E-80-100 · 14-kr0xxx, 14-kr1xxx | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-84-100, X2P-42-100 · 16-cp0xxx, 16-cp1xxx | Not needed | Posted | Wanted | Posted | No device tree |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100, X1P-42-100 · HSN-Q42C Owners report Ubuntu booting on it with the X Plus OmniBook X 14's device tree. | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| HUMAIN | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-80-100, X2E-88-100 · Horizon, Horizon Ultra Its out-of-tree device tree is the Glymur reference board's with fixes for this machine, and keeps the reference board's compatible. | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-64-100, X1-26-100 · 01Q8X10, 91B6
| Collected | Linux 7.1 | systemd 262 | Posted | Not recognised |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 14Q8X9, 83GH | Collected | Out of tree | systemd 260 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 14Q8Y11, 83UK | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · 15Q8X10, 83N3, 83TW | Collected | Out of tree | systemd 262 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 14Q8X9, 83HL
| Collected | Posted | systemd 260 | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 13Q8Y11, 83RK | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 15Q8Y11, 83RL | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1-26-100 · 14Q8X12, 84A9 | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 22BB | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · 21NH | Collected | Linux 6.18 | systemd 260 | Windows only | Ready to test |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · 13C8, 13C9, 13CA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100 · 21N1, 21N2
| Collected | Linux 6.12 | systemd 260 | linux-firmware | Ready to test |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-80-100, X2P-42-100 · 22A7, 22A8 | Not needed | linux-next | In Ubuntu | Posted | Newer kernel |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-64-100 · 14Q8X9, 83ED | Collected | Linux 6.11 | systemd 260 | Next release | Boots |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100, X2E-80-100, X2P-42-100 · 14Q8Y11, 83QR | Collected | linux-next | systemd 262 | Windows only | Newer kernel |
| Medion | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-78-100, X1P-42-100 · MD62636, MD62637, MD62695 | Collected | Linux 7.0 | systemd 260 | Posted | Ready to test |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-42-100 · 2095 | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 2145 | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-64-100, X1E-80-100 · 2036 | Collected | Linux 6.12 | systemd 260 | Posted | Problems |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100 · 2037 | Collected | Linux 6.12 | systemd 260 | Posted | Problems |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-64-100, X2E-78-100 · 2036, 2138
Two device trees describe this laptop, both on the Mahua chip. Omarchy's kernel carries Jim Martin's, and Qualcomm posted its own to Linux under another name. | Not needed | Posted | Posted | Posted | Not recognised |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-78-100, X2P-64-100 · 2037, 2139 | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-64-100, X1E-80-100 · 2076, 2085, 2077
| Collected | Linux 7.0 | systemd 260 | Posted | Boots |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1P-42-100 · 2110, 2109 | Collected | Linux 7.3 | Posted | Posted | Not recognised |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-42-100 · 2148, 2149 | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2P-64-100, X2E-78-100 · 2076, 2140, 2085 | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Qualcomm | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-00-1DE · X1E001DE Devkit | Collected | Linux 6.14 | systemd 260 | Windows only | Ready to test |
| Samsung | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100 · NP940XMA, NP944XMA, NT940XMA The speaker amps are WSA883x, not the WSA884x the v8 device tree names. | Collected | Posted | Posted | Vendor download | Problems |
| Samsung | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1P-42-100, X1-26-100 · NP750XQA, NT750XQA, NP750XQB | Not needed | Out of tree | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Samsung | Snapdragon X · 2024 · X1E-80-100, X1E-84-100 · NP960XMA, NP960XMB, NP964XMA | Not needed | Posted | Wanted | Posted | No device tree |
| Samsung | Snapdragon X · 2025 · X1-26-100 · NP755XRA | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
| Samsung | Snapdragon X2 · 2026 · X2E-88-100 · NP960XRD, NT960XRD | Wanted | Wanted | Wanted | Windows only | No device tree |
Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 4
ShowHideBoots 0Ready to test 40 of 4 boot to the desktop
Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 4
ShowHideThe generation before Snapdragon X. They need the same pieces and use the same labels as the models above.
Where's my model number?
It's on the sticker underneath. In Windows, open System Information and look at System Model and System SKU. On Linux, run
cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_sku
A full number like 83ED0049US or 14-fe0013dx finds its series.
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| Huawei | Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · 2022 · SC8280XP · GK-W7X | Collected | Linux 6.14 | systemd 260 | Windows only | Ready to test |
| Lenovo | Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · 2022 · SC8280XP · 21BX, 21BY | Collected | Linux 6.8 | systemd 260 | linux-firmware | Ready to test |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · 2022 · Microsoft SQ3 · 1996, 1997 | Collected | Linux 6.13 | systemd 260 | Windows only | Ready to test |
| Microsoft | Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 · 2022 · SC8280XP · 2043 | Collected | Linux 6.14 | systemd 260 | Windows only | Ready to test |
Googlebooks with Snapdragon 2
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Googlebooks with Snapdragon 2
ShowHideThey use the same Snapdragon X Elite as the laptops above, but start like a Pixel, through Android's bootloader instead of UEFI. So they need no ACPI tables or hardware IDs, and Omarchy's ARM image doesn't start on them; they need a device tree and a Linux image built for that bootloader.
To help, read the device tree Googlebook OS starts with, following the owner guide. It changes nothing on the laptop.
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Bootloader
Whether its Android-style bootloader lets owners start another system.
- Unlockable
- Google lets owners unlock the bootloader to try another system. Unlocking wipes the laptop.
- Locked
- The bootloader only starts the system it shipped with.
Device tree
The description of the hardware that Linux needs, the same work as for the other Snapdragon laptops.
- Linux 6.x
- In Linux since that release.
- linux-next
- Accepted, and coming in the next Linux release.
- Posted
- Sent to the kernel mailing list, not accepted yet.
- Out of tree
- One exists outside Linux, in Omarchy's kernel, Ubuntu's kernel or a community repository, but it hasn't been sent there yet.
- Wanted
- Doesn't exist yet.
Linux image
Whether a Linux image starts on it, the step before Omarchy can.
- Boots
- A Linux image starts on it.
- None yet
- Nobody has built a Linux image that starts on it yet.
Boots
Has an owner reached the desktop on it? Tested on Omarchy so far.
- Boots
- An owner booted into Omarchy on it. Not every feature has to work yet.
- Problems
- An owner tried it and couldn't get to the Omarchy desktop.
- Not yet
- Nothing starts on it yet. It needs a device tree and a Linux image for its Android-style bootloader.
Where's my model number?
It's on the sticker underneath. In Windows, open System Information and look at System Model and System SKU. On Linux, run
cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_sku
A full number like 83ED0049US or 14-fe0013dx finds its series.
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| Dell | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1E-80-100 · DX13267, P212G Its Android device name is mica. Googlebook OS doesn't let the adb shell read its device tree or firmware without root, and its device tree isn't public yet. Owner guide | Unlockable | Wanted | Boots | Problems |
| HP | Snapdragon X · 2026 · X1E-80-100 · 14c-cf0xxx A community tree runs mainline Linux from the second boot slot and leaves Googlebook OS on the first. Nearly everything works, with kernel patches for the keyboard, the audio DSP and suspend. The internal mics click now and then, and battery time estimates come out about 8 times too short. Owner guide | Unlockable | Out of tree | Boots | Not yet |
NVIDIA N1x and GB10 17
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NVIDIA N1x and GB10 17
ShowHideNVIDIA's ARM laptops and desktops start through ACPI, so they need no device tree or hardware IDs. What counts here is whether someone has booted into Omarchy on them.
To help, install Omarchy's ARM image or another distro and report whether it boots, through Add your model.
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Linux
Whether plain Linux runs it, or it needs patches Linux doesn't have yet.
- Not in Linux yet
- Needs patches Linux doesn't have yet. Omarchy's kernel carries them.
- Mainline
- Plain Linux supports it.
Boots
Has someone reached the desktop on it? Tested on Omarchy so far, and reports from any distro are welcome.
- Boots
- Someone booted into Omarchy on it. Not every feature has to work yet.
- Ready to test
- Same platform as a model that boots, but nobody has tried this one yet.
- Problems
- Someone tried it and couldn't get to the Omarchy desktop.
- Not tested
- Nobody has tried Omarchy on it yet.
Where's my model number?
It's on the sticker underneath. In Windows, open System Information and look at System Model and System SKU. On Linux, run
cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_sku
A full number like 83ED0049US or 14-fe0013dx finds its series.
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| Acer | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| ASUS | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| Dell | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| Gigabyte | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| HP | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| Lenovo | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| MSI | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Ready to test | Same GB10 platform as the DGX Spark. |
| NVIDIA | NVIDIA GB10 · 2025 | Not in Linux yet | Boots | Sleep is off on every GB10 for now. |
| ASUS | NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Boots | Boots through ACPI with Omarchy's kernel. |
| ASUS | NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| Dell | XPS 16 Creator EditionAnnounced NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| HP | NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| HP | NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| Lenovo | Yoga Pro 9nAnnounced NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| Microsoft | NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| Microsoft | Surface RTX Spark Dev BoxAnnounced NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested | |
| MSI | Prestige N16 Flip AI+Announced NVIDIA N1x · 2026 | Not in Linux yet | Not tested |
Apple Silicon Macs run Linux through Asahi Linux, which Omarchy builds on. Asahi's feature support pages track which models and features work.
What a model needs
ARM laptops don't describe their hardware to Linux the way PCs do, so each model needs a device tree, written from its ACPI tables. Its hardware IDs in systemd let a boot image pick that device tree by itself, and its firmware files for the DSPs, GPU and Wi-Fi have to come from linux-firmware or from Windows.
Where the data comes from
Collected 2026-11-01 from Linux and linux-next 20261030, systemd's hardware IDs, linux-firmware, aarch64-laptops, owners' hardware reports and Omarchy's packages.