I’ve had mine since they launched and haven’t had any major complaints, I’d my Linux experience so far has been about same as on previous laptops. Though I will say that it does get fairly toasty.

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It takes 15 mins to make a stable and usable windows VM, also who buys windows licenses in a Linux community

I don’t do passthrough on my windows VM, since I’m not doing 3D work it still works with qxl

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I’ve gone that road and I’ll tell you that making a windows virtual machine is much less of a headache. I’d recommend using qemu/kvm over something like virtualbox because otherwise it won’t be very usable

Agreed, notable people switching over is something that makes sense to talk about in a community dedicated to talking about the fediverse, some people are just too pedantic about categories.

Better search

Also, to add to the pfsense recommendation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUzSsX4T4WQ

If you use proton: https://protonvpn.com/support/installing-protonvpn-on-a-router/

Fuck Unity

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I would think so given that the mainboard runs well with Linux but I’m not about everything else

cool, guess that means it’ll be competitive with the asus, especially when you factor in the repairability

Why wouldn’t I what?

Thought the same thing, just wondering what the DIY kit might end up costing. I’m also curious to see what would happen if you put in one of the newer 8 core AMD mainboards that frameworks is working on

It’s a third party person doing it so they’re planning on doing a DIY kit soon. I checked and seems like you would just install linux like you would on any other framework laptop so I’m actually pretty excited!

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