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hehehehe got a new laptop. All the bits are replaceable. It's designed from the frame up to be easy to service. Each part has a little OR code on it that takes you to a guide on how to replace it. Just put Fedora on this bad boy and feeling UNSTOPPABLE. I am ARMED. With a SCREWDRIVER and a USB DRIVE. FEAR ME, MORTALS.
That purple laptop that you have looks like a children's computer lol.
Hm maybe it is? It's from a brand called 'framework'. A friend had recommended it to me cus I don't really like how Apple products are so 'closed' and with the expectation that they are to be thrown away after just a few years. I was looking for a laptop that looked cute but was still usable day-to-day, fit in my bag, had enough storage for me to actually do something on it, and be chargeable by usb powerbanks. I saw that they had a framework12 which is a 12-inch notebook aimed at secondary school kids (I think? It looks like an overpriced Chromebook but without the necessity to have chromebook's silly software on it)
Anyway, it was available in a few different colors and their purple / lavender looked really pretty, so I went with that.
It's been really good! It's cute but not silly. I like it ^^
im literally going to cum. in my pants. the best laptop to ever grace the universe. now with obscene battery life. and you dont even have to look at windows for a single millisecond.
I've still been looking at Framework Laptops, despite my recent Linux exodus. I dread the idea of having to daily drive Windows, so I'm wondering how possible it would be to run something like Debian off of Framework's USB 3.2 Gen 2 Flash Storage modules.
I could install Windows onto the main M.2 SSD, and I could install Linux on the 256GB Flash Module. That way I could daily drive Linux for browsing and typing and whatnot, but not have to fool with WINE and game instability on Linux. I just don't have any experience running an operating system off of a USB 3.2 Gen 2 device, so I wonder how much it would bottleneck the OS's performance?
god damn it, apparently framework computer supports fascists. i won't be buying or reccomending their products anymore
set up my framework so i could play minecraft with my brother and it just shit itself. kernel panic on shutdown, no sign of life after. something between the bottom fan grill and the back of the motherboard is creating small sparks(!!) so i immediately opened it up and took out the battery. eating dinner, then figuring out what went wrong after
Upgrade framework mainboard
Setup server with old board
Create MPD server so i can listen to my music on any Linux device around the world
