Link me to a reliable brand of ARM laptop that runs Linux and is high performance!
I'm enjoying my framework AMD laptop although the battery life with suspend is miserable.
I'm enjoying my framework AMD laptop although the battery life with suspend is miserable.
That laptop only has 256GB of storage whereas you can throw a 4TB m.2 ssd into the AMD framework if you want.
That laptop only has 2 USB type-c and they're both only 5Gbps (and one legacy USB port). The AMD 7040 framework has 2 USB4 40Gbps ports and 2 regular USB type-c 3.2 ports (and then the whole modular card system in front of those ports).
That laptop looks genuinely nice. With a few small tweaks I'd consider it. Though, in terms of personal preference I wouldn't want to do a chromebook again because of the annoyance of having to rebind the keys on every operating system I install (the pixelbook had the caps lock key bound to super and IIRC F11 was bound to something that doesn't exist on normal keyboards), and I'll never buy an oled screen for/in a computer.
Our Intel Framework does, although you might need to use Linux to utilize it.
Both our models are couple of years old now.
There’s a Linux command for listing supported sleep states, but I don’t have it handy.
Seems like as impressive as the work & project is, it's always going to be struggling to play catch-up: you're not happy with the extent of M1 implementation, my understanding is M3/M4 just barely work headlessly.