Its a community that started or has emerged around the porting of windows 10/11 onto the nokia lumia 950. Now there are a handful of snapdragon (especially 845) devices supported. In my understanding the key was some sort of hack to get a uefi running on those chips. Also if i am right the drivers are reverse engineered or other known drivers were modified. I am not sure about the documentation of those. The website also has a chapter dedicated to linux but it seems quite empty. https://renegade-project.org/#/

To be more specific, lets call it an idea from the perspective of a passionated user. I just wanted to describe what i personally want from a mobile device. Since ubuntu touch is already based around the sidebar, one might think it could be well suited for this idea. But maybe i am the only one impressed by this. I think i got the part with the top-left-os. That sounds not as easy as adding 2 lines of code. Btw i planning to invest in a new device. On top of the list are the poco x3 pro for its screen refresh rate and the galaxy s10e for its size and build quality. For now it seems more convinient to choose the later for reaching over to the left side.

I looked it up. The term is multi frame super resolution. Not sure if there is even actual hardware to process this kind of stuff. Would be nice, if there was some generic mode, but what you day doesn't sound promising. Iphones and google phones do this for sure. The galaxy s10 probably too, which i am interested in. Anyway thanks for the info.