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www.projectgus.com
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www.mikekasberg.com
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| | | | | I'm not the first person to write about a $500 developer laptop. In fact, I was inspired by Max Rozen's Replacing my MacBook Air M1... | |
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cmart.blog
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author has extensive experience with the Framework laptop, highlighting its features and personal preferences. They appreciate the laptop's design, performance, and Linux support, even though they miss some features like the Trackpoint and page up/down keys. The author is concerned about the high charge termination voltage of the battery, which may affect longevity. Despite these concerns, they highly recommend the laptop and support the company's mission. | |
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atomized.org
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| | | [AI summary] The author compares various laptops (Dell XPS 13, Lenovo X1 Carbon, ThinkPad 25, and X230) running Linux, ultimately concluding that older ThinkPads offer the best balance of performance, repairability, and value for open-source enthusiasts. | ||