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> [1]: Except the 4K and video conferencing. Those actually work quite nicely for me (n=1) on Linux. I suppose I'll add my n=1 experience that battery life has
by Shared404 6y ago
> [1]: Except the 4K and video conferencing. Those actually work quite nicely for me (n=1) on Linux.
I suppose I'll add my n=1 experience that battery life has been pretty good oob.
- dhdhhdd 6y agoMaybe it would have been even better in windows? :-) I remember playing with governor's, disabling hardware, supporting Nvidia Optimus and other stuff in Linux in order to get decent battery life (actually, i got decent out of the box. I wanted good battery life)
- Shared404 6y agoQuite possibly. This laptop is the first computer I've owned for myself though, and is what let me get into Linux. I tried dual booting for a while, used Windows ~2 times, and never went back. I can get 8 - 10 hours pretty easily with Linux, and that's using GNOME, so I just haven't worried about it.
- Macha 6y agoWas not the case on my last dual boot laptop (XPS 15), battery life was better under Linux on that.