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by nrp 3y ago
As others noted, we provide support for Ubuntu LTS and Fedora, and we have setup guides published for those along with Mint and Fedora. At this point, there is mature support for the hardware we are shipping, including the new 13th Gen Int
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by nrp 3y ago
Part of the improvement comes from the 13th Gen processors, and part comes from improved firmware control of the retimers. We have firmware updates for 11th Gen (stable release) and 12th Gen (beta release currently) that enable the latter.
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by nrp 3y ago
All of the modules are cross-compatible across 11th Gen, 12th Gen, and 13th Gen Framework Laptops. In the Marketplace, you can also use the compatibility filters in the nav on the left if you’re unsure.
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by nrp 3y ago
We shared during our event in March that we'll be adding Spain, Italy, Belgium, and Taiwan this summer. We're building infrastructure to scale beyond that too, but we don't have a timeline or specific set of countries we can
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by nrp 3y ago
I'm happy to answer questions that folks have around this product.
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by nrp 3y ago
As always, I'm happy to answer questions folks have about this product.
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by nrp 3y ago
It’s a Robert Tinney, as many of the great Byte covers were.
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by nrp 3y ago
I believe that is how KEPCO operates on the reactors they build outside of Korea.
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by nrp 3y ago
Replacement parts are available in the Marketplace, and both US English Input Covers and US English Keyboards are in stock, along with most other parts: https://frame.work/marketplace For older generation systems (12th Gen
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by nrp 3y ago
S3 sleep isn't really supported anymore by either Intel or AMD. Both have been improving S0ix with each kernel release though. We've also made optimizations on our side around retimer/port behavior that substantially improv
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by nrp 3y ago
We've got that one covered: https://frame.work/products/input-cover-kit-blank?v=FRANFC00...
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by nrp 3y ago
An Epson HX-20! One of the first portable computers.
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by nrp 3y ago
Correct. AMD officially announced the processors today, which means we get to announce them too. Before this, people were basically operating on trust that the Framework+Ryzen combo was going to spec out positively.
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by nrp 3y ago
We've used the Intel AX210 on everything except the original 11th Gen pre-built systems which use AX201 and the Chromebook Edition, which uses AX211. AX210 on Ryzen is a YMMV situation. Neither Intel nor AMD will provide any guidance
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by nrp 3y ago
In the shared design and printed out of normal filaments, the cup holder will break long before anything happens to the laptop. The cup holder was tilting slightly because the rails on that printed part need to be tuned a bit to be tighter
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by nrp 3y ago
There was something insanely appealing about the REX and related devices. I would love to see someone build a PDA or Tamagotchi-like Expansion Card or Input Module for a Framework Laptop.
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by nrp 3y ago
I have no idea how or why this is on HN, but we did print a couple of them to test out, and they work! It is a goofy idea, but there are genuinely some scenarios where it would be useful. We’re thankful to have attracted such a clever and
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by nrp 3y ago
Some of the PCB and SMT vendors also have KiCAD plugins that in theory streamline the ordering process.
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by nrp 4y ago
The simple case in which you have a home where everything is more or up to code isn’t hard. The complexity comes in when you’re unwinding decades of other people’s hack jobs (the case in most real homes I’ve come across). I agree that the
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by nrp 4y ago
Dolores Park on any sunny afternoon.
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by nrp 4y ago
If nothing else, you need to go out of your way to get familiar with Peruvian food, which is some of the most interesting in the world. It’s a blend of pre-Incan (relevancy to the article), Incan, Spanish, Japanese, and Cantonese cuisines.
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by nrp 4y ago
Interestingly, among the Asian Tiger economies, their massive growth first unlocked during a period where they were not meaningfully democracies and their governments intervened heavily to pick winners. The proximate success of their econo
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by nrp 4y ago
It’s also fairly easy to make your own. The wonderful thing about that is you can sample your kimchi periodically as it ferments to learn what stage of fermentation you enjoy most. As it gets really sour, it also becomes amazing as an ing
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by nrp 4y ago
If you’re not planning to do it, we may be interested in that domain.
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by nrp 4y ago
We thought about this, but at the point that you want to add the space for a battery, picking up an extra Bottom Cover for a Framework Laptop becomes a plausible path. We worked with Cooler Master to make this case as minimal as possible.
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by nrp 4y ago
We've developed a new interface and released it publicly on GitHub: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionBay
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by nrp 4y ago
We have alignment pins and notches for stability in addition to magnets for holding force on the top row. The bottom row actually latches into place on rails.
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by nrp 4y ago
Definitely. We have a dedicated member of the CX team focused on Linux support, along with a support agent who is also dedicated to it. Most of our lead engineers also use/dogfood Linux on their Framework Laptops daily. Mostly Ubunt
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by nrp 4y ago
We were hoping there would be press photos of it, but I haven't seen any show up yet. We'll share photos on our social channels later.
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by nrp 4y ago
We'll be sharing full specifications on the Framework Laptop 16 later this Spring when we open pre-orders. What we have today is an early developer preview around the new module systems.

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