Personally, unless you need discrete graphics, I would strongly recommend people who want to use Linux, Haiku-os etc to just get a Framework laptop. The manufac

Personally, unless you need discrete graphics, I would strongly recommend people who want to use Linux, Haiku-os etc to just get a Framework laptop. The manufacturer actually provides enough detail on their hardware to facilitate OS support. I have one and it's great. I've basically lost interest in every other PC manufacturer's laptops, but I will conceded I don't require larger screens or nVidia/AMD graphics.