That's a strange comparison; the Framework laptop is for people who want a machine they can reconfigure and upgrade. It's not even trying to compete on price, a

That's a strange comparison; the Framework laptop is for people who want a machine they can reconfigure and upgrade. It's not even trying to compete on price, any more than the Macbook is competing in terms of modularity. One of my coworkers has a Framework laptop, uses it daily, and loves it. I'll probably look into getting one myself someday, if my Thinkpad ever gets around to dying. The Macbook would not be an option for me, as Linux support is a firm requirement; I lost my stomach for Apple's paternalism years ago.