By skyforbes I understand that android is Linux on arm, and that's great for the foundations of the operating system. I'm not asking if Linux itself boots on arm, we know you can get Linux to boot on pretty much anything.
What I'm asking is what's the user experience like with an arm laptop. I'm looking at getting a new power efficient laptop, and was wondering whether I could aim for a snapdragon laptop or I should stick with lunar lake. I'm down to try new things and I'm not against having to intermittently troubleshoot, but I do want the device to be relatively stable and not run into constant compatibility problems. So is arm on Linux flushed out at this point or should I stay with x86 based lunar lake?