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I have a Framework laptop (the original 11th gen Intel one) with Arch Linux and some experiments with NixOS. I've been really impressed with the laptop and thei
by aquova 3y ago
I have a Framework laptop (the original 11th gen Intel one) with Arch Linux and some experiments with NixOS. I've been really impressed with the laptop and their Linux support has been superb. The one caveat is that the battery life isn't great, but I hear that the newer motherboards (particularly the AMD one) greatly improves this. It's nice that I have the option to just drop in a newer motherboard, but I honestly haven't felt that it's aged nearly enough to do that yet.
- peutetre 3y ago> It's nice that I have the option to just drop in a newer motherboard Switching from Intel to AMD will also require new RAM and a new wi-fi module: https://frame.work/products/mainboard-kit-amd-ryzen-7040-series https://frame.work/products/mainboard-kit-amd-ryzen-7040-ser...
- aquova 3y agoThat's good to know. The RAM I think I would've thought of, but perhaps not the Wi-Fi replacement.
- Fervicus 3y agoAny issues with sleep? This was the one thing preventing me last time I was trying to move permanently to Linux for work a couple of years ago. Laptop wouldn't sleep properly and the battery would drain.