This is a good example of one of the dangers and failure points of open source. When hardware integration matters, you&#x27;re going to have sub-par results if you don&#x27;t have a strong relationship with the hardware manufacturers. The best firmware is from companies that control both the software and the hardware. Linux fundamentally cannot have this relationship. Some things need to be very specifically controlled and designed, with business interests driving progress. Open source doesn&#x27;t help much with this. Trying to build a system that works fluidly with the larger audience, when the audience is independent corporations, is for better or worse a nightmare.