@@LazyBunnyKiera This is a game I'm developing using the free and open-source engine GDevelop! It's a retro cyberpunk vehicle combat game. You can follow my progress on Twitch if you're interested, twitch.tv/lovemakeshare!

Intel limits it when using single channel

Without doing more research I'm afraid I really couldn't say. My instinct is to say that the i3 might not have Xe even if you're running dual-channel RAM? But that's a guess based on a hazy memory. If you find out otherwise let us know!

It's got to be dual-channel, yeah. Seems like if you've only got one stick of RAM it'll report as Intel HD and be significantly compromised.

@@LoveMakeShareTV Okay awesome, thanks so much. My brother recently got a very "normal" student laptop, and since I'm more into the gaming side I'd never even considered anything to do with Intel UHD or Intel Iris XE before. Thanks for your help!

Night and day for me! Hope you see a difference, let us know how it goes!

Thanks, and sorry to break your heart, lol. Listen, I've got three kids, decades of Windows workflows, and more questions than expertise when it comes to Linux. My project time has been at a real premium since this video came out, so my plan to dual-boot this thing and start moving any FOSS apps to Linux hasn't gotten off the ground. Bit of a bummer, tbh, but it works great as a Windows machine, so I'm not mad at it.

@@LoveMakeShareTV As long as you understand the evil you have done 🙂

Hey! Thank you! Unfortunately there's nothing really to show for it. We did start installing the fibre optics in a sort of trash-bash build, but we ended up breaking our questionable solder and moved on to other projects before we came back to it. It was working a treat until we busted it, lol. But you'd need to experiment to see if the scale works for your specific model. Fortunately it's so cheap to throw together that you can try it out without making a big investment!

Thank you so much! I was trying a different vibe for this video and I really enjoyed it, so I'm glad it resonated with you.

@@LoveMakeShareTV I really enjoyed it; We need more vibes like that on KZbin!

so what's the difference?

i dont think it dose mine only have one single stick

yeah XE is the iGpu of intel

Switching to the framework from m1 pro macbook now, but I do have to add that at least Apple's customer service is best in the industry, where they honour warranties more than any other company. Framework is still peak though

How did I miss this comment!? Hell yes, if they made a Framework with a conversion kit, a digitizer and Wacom pen support I would just hand them my wallet and say "you might as well keep it."

Yes, I have 2 HP x360s in successive models. I believe this features saves the hinges from breaking. Both have worn out keyboards, and it they were a FW, a new keyboard and 5 minutes would fix that. 😞 The FW does lay flat apparently, and that should be enough to save the hinges., though they are also replaceable.

I just saw a video about setting up sleep, then auto hibernate after 2 hours. That solves your issue. And mine as well when I get the FW delivered. It is for Ubuntu, and I am using Mint, which is derived from Ubuntu, so it should work on either. Ubuntu 21.10 on the Framework Laptop kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJrFoqpreJiaoZo

Hey, this is a great question that I never answered! Yes, I did draw on the Surface, and no, I have not found a replacement solution, honestly. My projects have been less about art and more about writing and design since I switched anyway, so I've spent much more time in Fusion, Inkscape, and GIMP than, say, Krita or Sketchbook. My favourite on-the-go drawing tool in the past has genuinely been a Note, but I had to switch phones. I think my next phone will need to be a Galaxy Ultra, with the S Pen.

Ha! I'm glad I could remind you how some of us heathens live 😂 I tend to like having my theme change based on the time of day, something about that feels right to me, but there are some apps that all dark mode all the time. Glad you liked the video!

@@LoveMakeShareTV as long as you at least use dark mode, you are indeed a man of culture 😂.

This is an interesting take on it, because I actually would have preferred at least having the option! The problem is that there's no compatible driver for WiFi out of the box, so I had to create a local account just to install it. Yes, privacy should be the first principle, but I could have saved some time just signing into my Microsoft account during setup.

@@LoveMakeShareTV I understand. I believe that you're right and Framework should take into account the user experience for the ones that want their product and not the Linux "the driver doesn't work" experience.

​@@BriefNerdOriginal Fortunately the drivers all worked... Once they were installed! Just needed that extra step during the OOBE.

It really is incredible how easy they make it.

Absolutely! Like I said in the video, A+ idea with some B+ execution. I kept scanning things and just going to the page explaining that you can scan QR codes! But when they actually led to an instruction page, they were great.

@@LoveMakeShareTV If you go back, likely you will find all or most of the QR connections have been made.

Bro that's too old cpu lmao

@@d3mon1x46 I know almost like 7 years old My dream is atleast a i5 man I can’t run games :( 😭😭😭😭

@@d3mon1x46 dude I play roblox too!

@@OrdinaryPlaysRB i dont for few years

@@OrdinaryPlaysRB lol, i had to live with 2 core 1ghz amd processor with igpu. Dont be a cry baby

Thank you!

I've been using Fusion on it, so I don't see why not!

Absolutely. I don't want to discount how impressive the new Macs' battery life is. Those M-series chips are really impressive. But this has a lot of other merits! I'm looking forward to the next big update from Framework, it's supposed to bring some of the battery optimization they did with Google for the Chromebook configuration.

True; it's replaceable... but it's also annoying to always need to charge in just 2 or 3 hours of use...

Chris, I'm so thrilled that it was helpful - and that you came back to say hi! I'd love to see your work, if you want to share it. If you're on Instagram or Twitter (or Mastodon, I guess) please tag @lovemakeshare! I angled the print because with resin, if you hit the right angle it can help minimize the appearance of the layers. I have printed the Prodigy badge flat on the build plate and at an angle and I think I like the results i get printing flat a little better - the "arms" on the badge tend to warp outwards a little otherwise - but the subtle stair-stepping effect is more pronounced. Fortunately, that can be fixed much more easily with a bit of sanding!

@@LoveMakeShareTV Aha! Resin printer... makes sense now. :) I was thinking FDM, and I just couldn't figure out the reasoning. :D

Why even comment this on a 4 year old video?

To more specifically answer your question, to share some troubleshooting steps and to see if anyone else had encountered that. Note a couple of commenters below who had the same problems.

Ooh, I'll have to look more into mnt. Did you see my full video on the Framework?