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- Lenovo PC boss: 4 in 5 of our devices will be repairable by 2025
- Counter-Strike: Source running natively on macOS
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migration to wayland from x11? for waydroid
Idk, I just followed the instructions and it works. I did it on my frame.work laptop and on my 10 year old desktop made out of literal trash and it works fine in both cases.
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A Framework Laptop Hacking Story
I bought a Framework Laptop a few months ago. I was really drawn to the idea of a laptop that I could customize and which was built with repairability in mind. That's a really great stance to take, and it didn't hurt that the laptop build and specs looked good, so I went for it. It was also cool that I could buy it with no memory, no hard drive, no power adapter, and no operating system, and supply those things separately. In general I was very happy with it, but it had one little behavior that bugged me. This is a long journey, but I hope it contains some useful information.
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How I feel about framework
a small startup currently focusing on upgradeable laptops, see https://frame.work
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Laptops with best Linux support (latest gen, battery life, performance)?
I looked at frame.work, but I don't want to preorder in a batch. So, I think we're looking in the right areas and I wouldn't stray into other brands because nothing tops the XPS build quality.
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Help me choose my new laptop
Honestly if gaming is not much of a concern and you are happy to upgrade in 2-3 years again, MacBook Air will be fine. But if you have that much money to spend I’d recommend framework laptops. Since even iGPUs these days can handle most CAD software as long as it’s not too heavy project work and rendering etc. plus framework gives great upgrade pathway. https://frame.work
Honestly the only laptop I've seen that i would personally buy is the framework laptop especially with the 16" one coming soon with a GPU. Not a great choice for OP though since the 16" is still a few months from release iirc.
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Is this sub going dark on the 12th?
Framework has frame.work, its own forums, and other ways to communicate to its customers and base.
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Any linux oriented laptop you guys recommend?
https://frame.work is your best friend.
system76-driver
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Updating Nvidia drivers on Pop_OS! 20.04
"This program installs drivers and provides restore functionality for System76 machines." https://github.com/pop-os/system76-driver I would try installing system76-driver-nvidia as System76 recommends and I suspect that will make the Nvidia drivers available. I'm not sure why it wasn't already installed on your system. As usual, make a backup before trying anything if you're afraid of it breaking your system.
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I should not need intel_idle.max_cstate=4 for every kernel
I suppose you could ask the question on the relevant github issue or commit.
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System76 Pangolin “Linux-first” laptop with AMD internals now in stock
I have a System76 Serval WS with AMD internals manufactured last year. The laptop's internal display recently went wonky but an external display still works fine. It's annoying to reboot -- the GPU drivers aren't loaded yet when the boot disk passphrase prompt is shown, so the external display doesn't show the passphrase prompt (and importantly: whether unlocking succeeded). It's within a 1-year warranty for parts & labor. I'm currently talking to with System76 support staff to ship it back for repair. The process has, so far, been easy and straightforward.
In the past they had pushed a driver update that disabled the laptop display when multiple monitors are connected. I had recognized the problem since their system drivers are open source and was able to recommend & review a PR to fix [0]. It was nice to see that patch go in.
What are some alternatives?
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orchest - Build data pipelines, the easy way 🛠️
Appwrite - Build like a team of hundreds_
Rectangle - Move and resize windows on macOS with keyboard shortcuts and snap areas
yabai - A tiling window manager for macOS based on binary space partitioning