I also have one, and indeed support is very much frictionless now compared to a year ago. But again, not thanks to AMD, as initially it was purely community driven. Strix halo was not even supported by ROCm (officially), and we had to deal with therock images, then donato made the toolbox, and then lemonade came through. I am really surprised how AMD approached this. They made big promises, they threw the hardware out, it really is amazing piece of hardware given what you can do with it, but it was left hanging without support for AI stack for months even though it had it in its name. Contrast that with the DGX spark (yes it had and still had bugs in its kernels, but cuda worked on day 1) and you can see the difference. Nvidia is selling an ecosystem, AMD is selling hardware. I really hope AMD focus on the software layer more.

Note that Lemonade Server uses NPU low-level code that's proprietary, not available as open source. It would be nice to work on a fully open alternative, perhaps by exposing the NPU itself as a Vulkan Compute-capable device, that shaders can be auto-compiled to.