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Posted by J.D.

- Yesterday at 09:48:17

You don't need any Xiaomi‑specific Linux drivers. Xiaomi uses third‑party components that other manufacturers use as well. I got my drivers from Lenovo and they work flawlessly. I'm still using vanilla Windows 10 as an alternative.

Posted by Animalo

- April 12, 2026, 18:20:08

QuoteApparently you've never heard of Linux nor tried Linux

Where did you see Xiaomi talking about Linux drivers.
Lenovo
Hp
Dell
And small companies specializing on Linux which offering shitty hardaware.
That's it.

Posted by RX

- April 11, 2026, 23:31:23

Apparently you've never heard of Linux nor tried Linux

Quote from: aaporimpo on April 10, 2026, 14:08:48It still runs on Microslop. I've had to use MSDOS for far too long. but parallels, metal and so on will make it possible for me to escape. it's not out of nothing. Macroslop has made me lose so much work over the years.

Posted by @slopyrimpo

- April 10, 2026, 19:21:07

Because you are a slopy worker.

Posted by aaporimpo

- April 10, 2026, 14:08:48

It still runs on Microslop. I've had to use MSDOS for far too long. but parallels, metal and so on will make it possible for me to escape. it's not out of nothing. Macroslop has made me lose so much work over the years.

Posted by Redaktion

- April 10, 2026, 13:16:38

The 2026 Xiaomi Book Pro 14 was recently launched in China as a premium Intel Panther Lake laptop maxing out at the Core Ultra X7 358H. Now, the company has announced the Redmi Book Pro 2026 series, expected to offer similar specs but at a more affordable price.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-announces-new-affordable-MacBook-Pro-rival-powered-by-Intel-Panther-Lake.1270577.0.html