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Have you tried running Linux natively on a secureboot Surface? If you are running Linux in a vm, both are fine. Most people want battery life, and if someone
by kd913 3y ago
Have you tried running Linux natively on a secureboot Surface?
If you are running Linux in a vm, both are fine.
Most people want battery life, and if someone can afford to get either of these devices, they would be better off renting their heavy compute somewhere else.
- infinityplus1 3y ago>Most people want battery life Maybe for their personal device. But for work provided device, who cares if it is decent enough. Most people just keep them connected to power while working on a desk anyway (in my opinion).
- e44858 3y ago> Have you tried running Linux natively on a secureboot Surface? You can turn off secureboot quite easily: https://parinzee.github.io/linux-surface-overlay/docs/Installing-Gentoo/1/ https://parinzee.github.io/linux-surface-overlay/docs/Instal...