Exciting that the team at ChimeraOS was able to get some initial support for the ROG Ally so quickly.
AMD employs developers to directly contribute to Linux, so basic support for the SoC was just a matter of time anyway. However, Asus does funky stuff, so the experience seems to be not excellent right now: “Issue: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Audio, or extra keys stop working. This can happen after the system goes into suspend, after booting to Linux after being in the BIOS, or may occur randomly after a few successful boots.” https://github.com/ChimeraOS/chimeraos/wiki/Device-Specific-Configurations#asus-rog-ally
AMD employs developers to directly contribute to Linux, so basic support for the SoC was just a matter of time anyway. However, Asus does funky stuff, so the experience seems to be not excellent right now: “Issue: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Audio, or extra keys stop working. This can happen after the system goes into suspend, after booting to Linux after being in the BIOS, or may occur randomly after a few successful boots.” https://github.com/ChimeraOS/chimeraos/wiki/Device-Specific-Configurations#asus-rog-ally