I managed to find a post from someone that has installed Linux on it, with no issues. And another that did have issues, but that's probably someone who was quite noobish to Linux.
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Display-Graphics-Keyboard-A515-4...
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I managed to find a post from someone that has installed Linux on it, with no issues. And another that did have issues, but that's probably someone who was quite noobish to Linux.
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Display-Graphics-Keyboard-A515-4...
I use a Thinkpad t480s (last years model). This laptop has done a great job "getting out my way". It has one of the best keyboards on any laptop I have used. It runs ubuntu great out of the box. 14in screen happens to be be a very nice size for me. I have the touchscreen model which has been nice for testing mobile sites. The screen could be a little brighter / more vibrant, but I do prefer the matte display for when…
I use a Thinkpad t480s (last years model). This laptop has done a great job "getting out my way". It has one of the best keyboards on any laptop I have used. It runs ubuntu great out of the box. 14in screen happens to be be a very nice size for me. I have the touchscreen model which has been nice for testing mobile sites. The screen could be a little brighter / more vibrant, but I do prefer the matte display for when…
1920 x 1080 resolution is very hard to justify at that price point.
I use a Thinkpad t480s (last years model). This laptop has done a great job "getting out my way". It has one of the best keyboards on any laptop I have used. It runs ubuntu great out of the box. 14in screen happens to be be a very nice size for me. I have the touchscreen model which has been nice for testing mobile sites. The screen could be a little brighter / more vibrant, but I do prefer the matte display for when…
Has anybody tried the amd version, the t485? I was considering buying one of the two.
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Extreme / P1 - up to 64 GB RAM - 15' display with 4K resolution & 500 cd/m² - Super fast CPU with 12 MB cache & 4,6 Ghz, 12 cores - Best keyboard (much better than Mac) - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 or Quadro T2000 for the P series - only 1.7 kg (~3.5 pounds) - USB-C & Thunderbolt
You can't go wrong with anything from the Thinkpad T or X lines (you might be able to find them refurbished/used for pretty reasonable price). The Dell XPS 13 is another decent option but can be pricy. For my personal use i've been using the Huawei Matebook X pro since last year. Things i dislike: no linux driver for the fingerprint scanner, there wasn't an option for me to buy the model with 16GB ram without Nvidia…
Dell XPS 13 is pretty good and ships with Ubuntu: https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/cty/pdp/spd/xps-13-7390...
Loaded with ports and slim and light weight at the same time.
Matebook x pro, try to get the 2018 one due to its higher performance (weirdly) than the 2019 one. Also linux works great on it, and build quality is a smigen under apple but very very close. Oh and the keyboard works :)
forgot to mention, the 16gb and core i7 version is mandatory