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The pain-point for me with Ubuntu (I personally installed) on laptop is the power management. Are these pre-installed models any better w.r.t power management?
by sremani 9y ago
The pain-point for me with Ubuntu (I personally installed) on laptop is the power management. Are these pre-installed models any better w.r.t power management?
- patrickaljord 9y ago> Are these pre-installed models any better w.r.t power management? I would add another question: will they remain better wrt power management in future upgrades?
- rlpb 9y agoI'm very happy with the battery life of my XPS 9360 running Ubuntu (17.10 currently). I get a full working day out of it. So far (about six months) I've received some number of firmware updates (3-6?) through fwupd. These are integrated well into Ubuntu and the Linux ecosystem generally. The updates happen through UEFI and no other OS is required in order to receive them. I believe Dell prepare the updates for this pipeline themselves. Disclosure: I work for Canonical and use the laptop for work. But my choice of laptop, and money to buy it, is my own (it isn't a business expense; my contract merely requires me to have and maintain my own laptop).