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My 2021 XPS 13 runs OpenBSD flawlessly, and has since I got it (ok, I did need to fix one line of a case statement in iwx.c for a few months).
by t-3 4y ago
My 2021 XPS 13 runs OpenBSD flawlessly, and has since I got it (ok, I did need to fix one line of a case statement in iwx.c for a few months).
- frellus 4y agoThis is really encouraging -- can you share your specs / model number (I know XPS 13, but there is usually a model number as well). Cheers!
- t-3 4y ago9310. i71185G7 16G RAM, it came with Ubuntu, but I immediately replaced the SSD with a 1TB Samsung (and put the SSD in my Pinebook Pro).
- frellus 4y agoThanks! Sweet! I might pick up the same.
- t-3 4y agoI can't really recommend it, the keyboard is really bad, the keyboard backlight makes the keys harder to read, the backlight (on the LCD monitor anyway) is both too dim in the sun and too bright in the dark. Battery life is pretty good though (10-12 hours on Linux, ~8 on OpenBSD).
- anthk 4y agoCheck Solene's obsdfreqd for OpenBSD. Follow the instructions and install it.