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by mkl 1y ago
Sure you can. There are a bunch listed in this article: https://www.ultrabookreview.com/6520-fanless-ultrabooks/ https://www.ultrabookreview.com/6520-fanless-ultrabooks/
Fanless x86 desktops are a thing too, in the form of thin clients and small PCs intended for business use. I have a few HP T630s I use as servers (I have used them as desktop PCs too, but my tab-hoarding habit makes them throttle a bit too much for my use - they'd be fine for a lot of people).
- mnw21cam 1y agoDo you have a version of that web page for people who want to run Linux? That'd be particularly helpful.
- zillow 1y agoits x86, they all run linux. x86 (as in amd64) is standardized
- mnw21cam 1y agoThere certainly have been issues with drivers. It'd be nice to know in advance if that's the case with any particular system.
- jmkni 1y agoI've been experimenting with Asahi Linux recently on a spare M2 Air I have lying around, honestly very impressed. It's come on a lot since I last tried it a year or so ago
- int_19h 1y agoMy experience with fanless Intel is that they tend to be rather sluggish for desktop GUI use, though. Which doesn't seem to be an issue with Macbook Air.