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> because there has not been any upstreamed Device Tree for this laptop, we were not able to get a Linux desktop installed

Looking forward to tests of Linux on Arm UEFI ("SystemReady") for laptops based on Qualcomm Oryon.

I've been confused by this, aren't these systems using ACPI instead of Device Tree? I know AWS ARM systems use ACPI.

Qualcomm is using device tree.

I believe it supports both, however only uses acpi when booting windows.

I don't think any of the Linux GPU drivers are written to work with UEFI/ACPI.