u/Glad_Following_8164

I've been using Ubuntu for a year and I see that Pop OS 24 COSMIC desktop has really many productivty features like I love the tiling manager and its keyboard shortcuts. I wanted to swap the OS since last year October but I knew it wasn't ready to be a daily-driver yet. I have been waiting for half a year now. Guys, do you think Pop OS is now ready? If it's more stable than windows 11, I will definitely make a swap (lol)

Btw my hardware is:

ThinkPad T480 with i7 8550u, mx150 nvidia GPU, and enough ram

since android 10, the GKI is introduced, right? Also there's an introduction on logical partition, making resizing very easy.

But it requires legacy devices' bootloaders to have the specific libraries liblp and AVB 2.0

But what if i repartition the device emmc to two partitions, one jumper partition and one super partition containing the logical partitions of /system, /vendor_boot, etc, where when booting, the bootloader points to the jumper partition first, and then the jumper partition jumps to the super partition, and since there are no more involvement of bootloader and its legacy code, we can backport GKI and treble with this method! Is this possible? Anyone has done similar to this before? Can senior devs please answer my question? Thank you!