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You should know that I have two XPS13 in my possession, both with Ubuntu pre-installed, so I know the economics of it. I was questioning your logic. Are you c
by bipson 4y ago
You should know that I have two XPS13 in my possession, both with Ubuntu pre-installed, so I know the economics of it.
I was questioning your logic.
Are you concerned with it's purchase price or it's resale value? You can't have both, can you?
I don't understand why you use dual boot, if you only care for Linux? Or maybe you don't? Then why complain?
The capacitive top row renders it a clear "management" option anyway, I don't understand the appeal of it for development.
I think you don't have your priorities sorted out.
- francislavoie 4y agoI'm just pointing out a potential trade-off. I don't care that much about resale, but the slightly reduced price up-front is nice. Re dual boot, because if I do have a Windows license, I rather not just throw it away. I don't mind losing like 50GB of my storage just to keep Windows around in case I need to sell the thing or send it back for warranty. Doesn't hurt to have sometimes to test something in a Windows browser or whatever, from time to time as well (yes, VMs are a thing but meh, overhead and jank).