Let's hope it'll get us a few more Linux handheld devices and maybe closer to the dream of a decent Linux phone. I bought a Pinephone back then, but that's pretty limited. And we also need better power management, software that is designed for small touchscreens. And support for the dozens of other diverse components in a phone, touchscreen, camera, gps, all the other chips... Having the SoC supported is only the minimum. Without the other drivers in place it doesn't automatically provide us with an image on the screen etc. It'd be a big good step into the right direction, though.