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by nrp 3y ago
For the Expansion Cards you noted, several have been created by members of the Framework Community, and a few folks have started to sell the modules they are creating: https://community.frame.work/c/developer-program&#x
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by nrp 3y ago
We've found and resolved this issue. We'll be promoting the BIOS update that resolves it to stable later today, but you can pick up the release (3.05) early here: https://community.frame.work/t/framework-lapt
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by nrp 3y ago
We are taking both the article and the comments here and elsewhere to heart. Our entire focus is on building products that get better over time through repair, upgrade, and overall design for longevity, and software is a necessary part of t
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by nrp 3y ago
That is fair and probably the right approach for mechanical CAD. For schematic and layout, KiCAD actually has become a joy to use over the last few releases. There are certainly still some weirdnesses and quality of life issues against so
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by nrp 3y ago
There are a surprising number of comments here suggesting starting with playing with or working on ERP software. That is a great way to crush any sense of joy or curiosity you may have about the idea of manufacturing. Start by physically b
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by nrp 3y ago
That is very much not typical or expected. On Ubuntu, one other recommendation is to follow our setup guides and leverage the Ubuntu OEM kernels, which have known good drivers for each platform: https://guides.frame.work/Gu
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by nrp 3y ago
If you are in Windows, make sure you have installed the Driver Bundle: https://knowledgebase.frame.work/en_us/bios-and-drivers-down... If you’re having physical click issues, reach out to support for a replacement modu
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by nrp 3y ago
This is amazing. A decade after we posted the firmware source code on GitHub, this is the first project I've seen use it! https://github.com/facebookarchive/RiftDK1
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by nrp 3y ago
It’s amazing how early Dealextreme was on this, though as a business, their success was based on exploiting the Universal Postal Union rates for China along with the de minimis tariff threshold. Shein and Temu are also exploiting the latte
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by nrp 3y ago
BYD is big in the lithium ion cell and pack space for consumer electronics, but ATL (not CATL) has higher market share in most categories.
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by nrp 3y ago
We focus on making sure that the most popular distros work smoothly. Currently, Ubuntu LTS and Fedora are the two that we provide official support for, since they are the most popular choices for folks who are either new to Linux or aren’t
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by nrp 3y ago
It does indeed. Here is our QMK fork: https://github.com/frameworkComputer/qmk_firmware
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by nrp 3y ago
We've been watching this thread closely (and providing cscott with additional documentation as he finds missing info).
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by nrp 3y ago
The Expansion Cards are indeed hot swappable!
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by nrp 3y ago
Where we’ve seen a lot of usage of Framework Laptop Mainboards is in projects that need stronger performance than an RPi but either a thinner form factor than something like a NUC or the ability to be battery powered. That leads to project
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by nrp 3y ago
That’s not an issue we’ve seen with either the AMD-powered Framework Laptop 13 or 16. A large chunk of our user base are Linux users.
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by nrp 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I’ll follow up with our team on this, since that is certainly not the intended or desired experience.
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by nrp 3y ago
A resale market is on our roadmap, but in the meantime we’ve seen the secondary market popping up on our community forum, a subreddit, and our Discord. We definitely agree that it’s beneficial to have an dedicated marketplace for this thou
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by nrp 3y ago
We’ve demoed a dual NVMe module already and have open sourced the design for third parties and the community to create their own modules. We’ve seen an Oculink module and an FPGA module in development (and this is before the first laptop s
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by nrp 3y ago
Part of what’s driven the secondary market for Mainboards to date has been their use as single board computers with either the Cooler Master Case or in DIY projects like cyberdecks and gaming handhelds. That is, the existence of those proj
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by nrp 3y ago
We had a translucent version of the Bezel for Framework Laptop 13, which we shipped to the people who ordered it in the first few batches of 13th Gen and Ryzen 7040 preorders last year. The manufacturing yields ended up too low to continue
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by nrp 3y ago
We showed a proof of concept of exactly this actually at our initial launch event for Framework Laptop 16 last year. It's still something we see as an interesting use case to support, but we don't have a timeline around productiz
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by nrp 3y ago
We don't plan to have a take-back program, but we have shared in the past that we plan to launch a consumer to consumer resale path in our Marketplace.
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by nrp 3y ago
We've seen Microcontroller, SDR, and IR Expansion Cards from the community! We'd definitely love to see some of the even more complex ones though, and expect that as the community continues to mature and grow, some will make it t
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by nrp 3y ago
Not currently, but we are looking at the attach rate on Framework Laptop 16 to inform future Framework Laptop 13 keyboards.
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by nrp 3y ago
1.5mm key travel.
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by nrp 3y ago
For Batch 11 (and all of the later current batches), we expect to fulfill them before the end of Q2.
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by nrp 3y ago
It's awesome to hear that. A big part of creating Framework was the urge to prevent a world where kids could no longer tinker with their parents' computers.
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by nrp 3y ago
We can't share anything about future product plans, but you can re-purpose a Framework Laptop 13 Mainboard to be a small form factor computer: https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/cases/mainboard-case/fr.
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by nrp 3y ago
We're in stock on both Intel and AMD Framework Laptop 13 configurations, and they ship from inventory within a week. We start out each new product under a pre-order system, but then move into normal production and ordering once we ful

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