Surface-Laptop-Go VS ManjaroProAudio

Currently following this guide, but having issues with disabling TPM. The option is no longer within the surface uefi menu, so I need to know how detrimental it is to having tpm enabled/disabled. Secondly, this is my first time attempting a physical install as i’ve done multiple VMs in the past, but I am getting stuck/confused on creating an EFI if anyone would be kind enough to help with a walkthrough/a more detailed description of what I’m essentially doing. Thanks in advance!

I just want to clarify, that this link is not for an EFI. It's a guide. https://github.com/olm3ca/Surface-Laptop-Go

Needed iGPU.plist from https://github.com/olm3ca/Surface-Laptop-Go

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CPU: Intel i5-1035G1 (Icelake) GPU: Intel UHD Graphics (Iris Plus Graphics G1) RAM: 8GB Soldered to motherboard Wifi: Intel Killer Wifi 6 AX1650i (201NGW) Audio: Intel Ice Lake-LP Smart Sound Technology (Realtek ALC274 codec) Touchpad: ELAN SSD: stock 128GB or 256GB NVME M.2 - easy upgradable. Mine is 1TB Full instructions posted here: https://github.com/olm3ca/Surface-Laptop-Go

This resource might count as an advantage of Manjaro...

First of all: Pop is great for audio production! For 10 years I ran audio optimized distros, RT-kernels etc, before moving all audio production to Pop in 2019. And it's the smoothest, most stable OS I've ever tried. Thank you so much for that! But pro audio uses jack, and it seems like getting Pipewire to replace Jack shouldn't be that complicated. In fact less complicated than setting up Jack. Seems to be mostly a matter of a few packages. One guide claims that pipewire-jack-audio-connection-kit should do most of the work. This Manjaro guide refers to pipewire-jack. To be honest, I don't know exactly what needs to be done, but there is quite a lot of knowledge and help in this thread regarding Jack through Pipewire. Having Pop being able to run Jack via Pipewire would be such a treat and relief for anyone with audio production plans!