I Found The BEST Linux Laptop After Testing 5 Of Them!

[@hdbangers]

► Links to the best linux laptops we listed in this video: System76 Lemur Pro - amzn.to/49WGGfE System76 Oryx Pro - amzn.to/3ZVHlJB Framework Laptop 13 - amzn.to/3ZQQ67Q Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 - amzn.to/49Y9XXg ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 - amzn.to/4fBvtlT

[@catsam4695]

I can't find any of the first three computers on Amazon. The links don't take me to those products.

[@arnonart]

i'm using Manjaro Gnome on an HP i5 7th generation and i don't have any issues. the only noticeable issue is the battery. mine is running maybe a couple of hours only. on the contrary it's asecond hand laptop and a new battery might be needed. of course it's different when comparing side by side but in real life some surprises may occur. i installed a Linux Mint Mate on my daughter's over 10 years old macbook and it's running like a Lamborghini diabolo.

[@MoumitaSanyal-kc3uv]

lemur pro's fan noise is super calming tho, it's like having a personal white noise machine while you work... if you're into that sort of 'calm' chaos. reality check, guys: nobody uses fans as a selling point. 😝

[@iulianhagea5815]

You should feature one from Tuxedo Computers!

[@fixxation5]

Yeah, disappointing to not see an InfinityBook included in this test

[@Techonsapevole]

Where are xiaomi and huawei laptops ?

[@michalthemichal3550]

As a matebook 14 2021 user, it works very well in Fedora 41. Everything except the fingerprint works, and battery life is on par if not a bit better than windows (but it is really bad, around 4 hours max... )

[@904n-9]

In the bin where they belong.

[@PritiMishra-y2o]

Must buy,and nice information

[@Nazia6235]

lemur pro may have 10 hr battery, but it can't even handle more than 10 Chrome tabs! i guess good battery life is irrelevant if u can't do anything with it.

[@PCs454]

only problem is all the laptops have a stu pid copilot key 😡🙄 and i dont want a useless key on my keyboard

[@CHURCHISAWESUM]

Just remap it

[@PCs454]

@@CHURCHISAWESUM but its still has the stu pid logo on the key bruh its not the mapping thats the issue

[@alain-m2t]

which one dont have the intel management engine backdoor, or an amd backdoor, a coreboot (open source) - none security is not your concern of course

[@552jacki3]

These comments are hilarious

[@elbuglione]

Waiting for RYZEN MAX.

[@AahiMajumder]

oryx pro is just a desktop in disguise, pretending to be portable, while guzzling power like there's no tomorrow. maybe just stick to desktops if you need that much power on the go!

[@KeyaDatta-u7q]

oryx pro sounds like overkill for anyone who isn’t launching rockets. like come on, who's really using 24-core processors for emails and spreadsheets? get outta here with that nonsense!

[@AZ-ze5xb]

Even though they are Linux why are they so expensive like Mac OS Windows only reviewers can afford them.

[@letMeSayThatInIrish]

Because they are rare. Small markets means higher prices.

[@RiyaDas-m1j]

Seriously, who in their right mind buys a laptop for the battery life? Just keep the charger plugged in all the time. Are people really hauling these bricks around expecting them to survive without juice? 🤣

[@df3yt]

Almost like they sould make a computer that stays plugged in...and is much faster...?!

[@Grayham27]

Who buys a laptop just to keep it plugged in. Get a desktop. Laptops are for portability, and should be fully useable without a charger.

[@Nixuris]

then who tf even buys laptops when you can just buy a desktop? Your logic is flawed

[@christopher480]

best out what you tested.............and who are you exactly to say what we need to buy?

[@DddTtt-nd5lm]

Nice

[@AnjuShaw-qi1dd]

Every tech kid hyping about the Framework hasn't realized it can't even handle a simple photoshop workload modularity won't save u there, geniuses!

[@552jacki3]

It will in 5 years when I can just upgrade my board while you have to buy whole a new laptop. Or like the moment anything breaks lol. Imagine not being able to fix your own shit. Can't be me.

[@rikifps]

No I dont

[@PujaSen-f9j]

framework laptop is basically an overpriced lego set for adults who don't know how to follow instructions properly. If you wanted to play with modular stuff, just get some play-doh!

[@552jacki3]

Wait till you find out professional architects actually do play with Lego for work

[@NisaKhatun-n8k]

thinkpad T14s and snapdragon processor? isn't that like putting a lawnmower engine in a ferrari? sounds like lenovo is just experimenting with old hardware in their new models.

[@MonaRoy-gp6zm]

Messing with Linux on these laptops is like wearing a tuxedo to a burger joint. Seriously, anyone ever heard of Windows?

[@fixxation5]

Exactly why anyone visiting this page is here, they don't want Winblows!

[@LabaniMandal-mb1rm]

Apple M3 chips are way better at running Linux, idk why peeps strugglin with these wannabe Linux laptops

[@df3yt]

What linux does can Apple M3 run...? I would be very happy if I could run Linux on my MBP.

[@Joel11111]

@@df3ytasahi Linux runs on Apple silicon and they are working on asahi spins of different distros, the flagship being asahi fedora. However, on their website I dont see any support for M3/4 yet, only M1 and M2.

[@Joel11111]

App support for Linux on ARM is a bit spotty and you have to resort to using web apps (like zoom, for instance) in many cases. It’s like 95% there, but the other missing 5% can cause a bit of pain. External display output via USB-C also is not yet supported as far as I am aware. There are many reasons why someone might not choose to use Asahi.

[@Techonsapevole]

Linux is supported up to M2 and not beyond

[@RumaRoy-c9k]

lol, who even uses linux laptops anyway? like, can't you just use a toaster? it's practically the same thing. only nerds understand why they need those weird penguin operating systems. 😆

[@552jacki3]

Fun Fact! Calling someone else a nerd is also a very good way of calling yourself stupid.

[@Unblurred-e3b]

Don't use web anymore then, Linux power most web servers kid😂

[@TinaDutta-fk5hv]

nice try pushing Linux compatibility like it's 2008, you nerds. we all know Windows is everyone's best friend in the real world. who even cares about linux firmware? 😜

[@Grayham27]

Me

[@552jacki3]

Windows was my best friend back in the XP days. Modern Windows stole my girlfriend.

[@BWestnahira]

90% of the internet and all androids 🙂

[@PujaSaha-w9p]

Buying an Oryx just to run Linux is like getting a Ferrari to deliver pizzas... what a waste 🤦‍♂️ you power-hungry Linux nerds are hilarious!

[@552jacki3]

Buying an Oryx and not deleting Windows is like buying A5 Wagyu and then cooking it well done.

[@sprucelogwood]

A programmer would disagree with this

[@BWestnahira]

Then why linux runs on cloud servers?

[@sprucelogwood]

@@BWestnahira to manage the light task

[@Unblurred-e3b]

@PujaSaha-w9p you know nothing kid

[@Elizabeth-r4q3i]

why are grown-ups drooling over build quality as if they're building a house? a laptop is all about performance and any machine with Linux is just for wannabe hackers LOL. Get a Windows machine if you want something that actually works.

[@adonespitogonaif]

Many professional software developers use linux. This is such an ignorant take.

[@Grayham27]

This is a terrible take. A laptop is NOT about performance. A desktop is about performance. A laptop is about probability (including build quality).

[@552jacki3]

I'm not a wanna be hacker I just want to not be interrupted by updates every time I try to use my shit

[@TaniyaSen-yn7ck]

Framework Laptop 13 sounds like a nightmare. who even has time to customize and repair laptops, seriously? only people who have no life wanna spend time opening up a laptop and fiddling with it. just buy something that works out the box and stop pretending you're an engineer.

[@Grayham27]

But what if I am an engineer

[@rey6253]

@@Grayham27 the u have no life by default :p :p