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I can't find hardware that I both like and works well with it. The XPS 13 came close, but it had a coil whine you could hear from another room, and I didn't lik
by Kudos 7y ago
I can't find hardware that I both like and works well with it. The XPS 13 came close, but it had a coil whine you could hear from another room, and I didn't like the track pad.
- ta74hr74u 7y agoI tried the XPS and more recently the G3. The G3 is very nice, I dual boot Windows and Linux and haven't found any big problems yet. Wasnt a fan of the XPS either, the high DPI wasnt well supported on either OS (Java apps needed workarounds). The G3 seems perfect so far, 32g ram, good connectivity and ports, NVidia support has been fine on multiple monitors etc
- rbanffy 7y agoThe last time I found a Dell laptop that didn't work with Linux out of the box was in 2010 or so. You may have some odd hardware issues with discrete GPUs and some other devices (I'm looking at you, Lenovo, and your gorgeous e-ink keyboard I want so much), but if you stay within the basics, there's no reason to assume Linux won't work with it.