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Slides are here: http://wookware.org/talks/armstate-debconf22.odp
or http://wookware.org/talks/armstate-debconf22.pdf

My description of Pointer AUth implementaiton was wrong. It actually makes the pointers longer. Only MTE is done in spare 'bits.

Questions:
* Gcc or dpkg for default flags?
* Lifetime of armel
* Lifetime of armhf?
* Should we do armhf 64-bit time_t? (as a new arch, or attempt to transition armhf)
* How should we interface with ARM to help them make ABI compatibility/incompatibility choices?
* Is there alread a plan to fix the ´ungated neon instruction´ issue.
* Is there a good reason not to enable the ´32bit kernel on 64-bit hardware´ options   
   Ben Hutchings: No´quirk' support for 64-bit hardware in 32-bit kernel so could be randomly broken
* How should we expose porterbox/build features/HWCAPS to developers?

Similar question as in Lenovo talk:  I just need a laptop which behaves amd64-like regarding just use the USB installer and work flawlessly.  Mac and Lenovo X13s ARM look promising ... in a couple of years possibly.
X86 parity is a good summary far this actually.

The pinebook may well install from the standard USB installer. Iḿ not sure. And everything works. However itś not a very powerful ´laptop´

The first generation PineBook which I owned did not fullfill my requriements.  Installation via EMC, no SSD, etc, etc

OK, Fair enough. The Macbook does not yet have a standard install, and possibly never will. You would have to run a program to install an empty UEFI bootspace first, _then_ the debian installer will just work. I expect that will become the standard install method.

Sounds promising!

Mark confirmed in his talk that X13s ARM also needs more work.
I've just want a laptop based on ARM which "feels" like AMD64 (or better ;-) )