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I'm 2 for 2 personally and 3 for 3 on family recommendations buying refurbished Dell Latitudes. I currently have the E6430u which is very nice and light with go
by aconz2 10y ago
I'm 2 for 2 personally and 3 for 3 on family recommendations buying refurbished Dell Latitudes. I currently have the E6430u which is very nice and light with good Linux support; that's a bit old now but I just checked and you can get an E7250 (i5, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM, HD Screen) for under $600! And you can upgrade the memory... yourself!
Just make sure you double check the wireless card support on Linux. The Latitudes use a variety of different chips.
- yellowapple 10y agoI've found that nowadays even the ones with Broadcom garbage work well enough with Linux. However, if your distro doesn't ship with non-free firmware, be prepared to plug into an ethernet port to rectify that issue.