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Having had one of their laptops and realizing how poorly constructed it is, I believe you should re-think it. Besides, there is nothing stopping you from using
by rglullis 3y ago
Having had one of their laptops and realizing how poorly constructed it is, I believe you should re-think it.
Besides, there is nothing stopping you from using their DE on any other PC.
- wing-_-nuts 3y agoI use their os on an old xps 13, and it's fully replaced ubuntu (I hate snaps!) as my go to distribution. It's pretty flawless. I do hope they take the time to fully iron out the bugs on cosmic before making it the default. I was an early wayland adopter but after facing issue after issue, I eventually realized that the jump from xorg to wayland was all about making the developers life easier, with little to any benefit to me as an end user.
- ndiddy 3y agoI'm looking forward to their Virgo laptops, which will be designed and manufactured in-house instead of being rebadged Sager/Clevo laptops. If they're able to pair high-quality hardware with a high quality Linux desktop experience, I think a lot of developers will switch over.
- rglullis 3y agoToo late for me. The framework is doing everything I need and I hope that I never ever get to buy another full laptop.
- sockaddr 3y agoYeah as I recall they simply buy a well known laptop from Asia and rebrand it (as a lot of other companies do), at least the first ones were not developed by them at all.
- appointment 3y agoWhat does "from Asia" mean? All laptops I'm aware of are built in Asia.