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Plan on getting a Linux laptop: any suggestions?
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I’d say Framework, but I don’t think they have stuff under $1000 unfortunately.
I've never heard of framework so I'll check them out, although it's a bit unfortunate they might not have anything in my price range :( thanks regardless!
Their main draw is modularity. You can replace the components with newer ones down the line (need to replace entire motherboard for CPU upgrade, but that's not really their fault). You also choose which ports you want.
That is quite a bonus! Framework seems like a really nice choice so far