Last year, the venerable Arduino - one of the OG Open Source maker companies of the past 20 years - was acquired by Qualcomm, and we were pretty uncertain what to expect. There’s certainly been a lot of discussion about the drawbacks, and changes to the terms and conditions and such. Nevertheless, we were intrigued by the Arduino UNO Q board(s) that were announced at the same time - the classic Arduino UNO board form factor, with microcontroller, but paired up with a Qualcomm processor capable of running full Debian Linux.