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@iska@mstdn.starnix.network @Suiseiseki Oh FFS, why are you doing this to me? 🙏
I have the device, this one doesn't! I'm sure you can run anything easily on Intel-based tablet, but not the ARM-one because there is no devicetree for it. It's some advanced shit, usually SoC maker gives this along with reference kernel to the device maker. Ther person capable of making this on their own can find something better to do.
@iska@mstdn.starnix.network @Suiseiseki You can also install GNU/Linux easily on any Android ARM-based tablet because you at least have some kernel, but you don't have it if it came with Windows.
I didn't put Windows there because I'm shy or I'm only comfortable with using Windows, I've been using Linux (GNU one) since the 90-ies, but because with Linux (the kernel) this thing is fscking useless!