Linux hardware compatibility is improving but remains confusing, with information scattered across forums, wikis and changelogs. Users waste hours determining if their devices will work.
Curate a centralized knowledge base of Linux hardware support with standardized compatibility ratings. Include setup guides and troubleshooting tips for each component.
Monetize through premium support subscriptions for businesses and donations from individual users. Hardware manufacturers might sponsor documentation for their products.
Start with Apple silicon documentation (leveraging Asahi Linux work) then expand to other hardware categories. Focus on most requested components first.
The challenge is keeping information current across rapidly changing kernel versions. Would require community contributions and automated tracking of upstream changes.