• triplenadir@lemmygrad.ml
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    3 days ago

    The process is not plug-and-play. A first attempt using Omarchy (a Linux distribution with Arch roots) failed because, while it already supported the chip on Asus and Dell hardware, the MSI Prestige behaved differently, producing a flickering, unstable display during boot.

    Switching to Debian worked more reliably

    The authors could have saved some time and just not even tried FascismOS

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    3 days ago

    They need to slow it by 100%, for security. Making sure noone uses their hardware to reverse-engineer their firmware.