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Best "convertible" or 2-in-1 device to run Linux on?
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Probably the Minisforum V3 I reckon. From what I hear, everything works out-of-the-box, plus it's a Zen 4 Ryzen, so you get excellent graphics performance and overall compatibility with Linux.
I'm a Zen 4 user myself (Minisforum UM780 XTX with a Ryzen 7840HS - pretty much the same APU as the V3, minus the AI stuff) and I'm really happy with my Linux experience on it so far.
Also, AMD have just submitted some new Core Performance Boost (CBP) patches, so you can expect even better performance/battery with the upcoming kernel releases. This is a very exciting space to be in!
That seems to be the best there is in this category right now. Just pretty expensive.