Trisquel on a Yoga c13 Chrultrabook?
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Chrultrabook is a projext to install a fork of coreboot on chromebooks, specifically MrChromebox’s coreboot firmware (https://github.com/MrChromebox/).
You can read about the Chrultrabook project at https://docs.chrultrabook.com/
I need help to understand how well Trisquel would run on one of these. I am especially interested in the long named Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook: https://www.productindetail.com/pn/lenovo-thinkpad-c13-yoga-gen-1-chromebook-20uy
Do you think Trisquel will run on the yoga c13, once it has been turned into a chrultrabook?
I suspect the at least wifi will not work. Are there other things I can expect not to work?
Common pain points on computer, not necesssarily this one, are WiFi, bluetooth, and graphics. You may experience these to a greater or lesser degree. I don't know of anyone that has done this so you are exploring the unknown frontier. Please report back on what you find works and does not work.
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In addition to what jxself mentioned, https://docs.chrultrabook.com/docs/installing/installing-linux.html says that a kernel 6.6 or later is required, so it may not work with aramo's default kernel, so that current installers won't work. When ecne becomes available, the kernel used in the installer should be at least 6.6.
Definitely the Intel wifi-6 won't work - you might look to see if anyone has been able to replace that internal wifi card with an Atheros wifi card.
I don't know about the AMD integrated graphics - I hope they would at least work with a Linux-libre kernel that's newer than about the 6.9 kernel. You can add @jxself's Linux-libre kernel repo at https://www.fsfla.org/ikiwiki/selibre/linux-libre/freesh.en.html, he has left full instructions there for adding the repo and adding the kernels. I would probably try using the latest Linux-libre kernel, which at this moment is version 6.13.5.
I'm using the Linux-libre 6.13.5 kernel version with a recent Intel Alder-lake CPU with integrated graphics on a corebooted laptop and getting good performance from it, but I haven't tried a recent AMD cpu with integrated graphics. If you do get it running and get graphics, you can post here the output to
glxinfo | grep render
to help us see if you are able to use graphics acceleration from the AMD integrated graphics.