#asknostr
I’m looking for a new laptop with official Linux support from the manufacturer.
** Requirements **
- 13”–14” display
- Good battery life
- Solid build quality (no cheap plastic)
- USB-C with display output
- Preferably elegant and lightweight
- Ideally ships from the EU to avoid high customs fees
People of Nostr, what would you recommend?
You can check out
Have you ever checked https://frame.work/it/en?srsltid=AfmBOorjARhPJP3icxGGQNRj6BeMV7-934uxZ3bbEKNfvO46wsszNE0e ? I've heard good things
Its not often anyone "officialy supports" linux, there are so many flavors of linux... Linux just works, a nice refurbed lenovo carbon if you want a thin laptop, a lenovo t480s if you want some ports. This one comes with linux preinstalled: https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/
System76 but I think they ship from the US
I also hear Framework often (from my religious leader): https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-new-framework-13-hx370-68675e0e
Lenovo Carbon X1 — ships from Asia
Thanks, everyone!
Thoughts on the latest Dell XPS 13?
Unless you need a certain distro pre-installed, you can literally take any machine, even a MacBook and install a distro on it.
Crave that slick MacBook sheen without the city-slicker manbun? Hunt down a used Surface Laptop 3 or 4—cheap, gutsy specs, runs Linux like a wild mustang. Built tough, damn near as solid as those overpriced apples. Live free, compute lean.
check out System76
Used ThinkPad T480 and upgrade RAM. Change disk to nvme
Starlabs , li uso da anni e sono davvero ottimi, hanno il firmware opensource basato su coreboot aggiornato frequentemente, in più dal BIOS puoi regolare tantissime cose come il profilo di potenza , la velocità della ventola , la velocità di ricarica, il limite di carica massimo e tanto altro.
