Nice! I've had my eye on these for a bit.
Any packages breaking? Faulty applications? Limited functionality?
Have you tested battery life on Linux?
Nice! I've had my eye on these for a bit.
Any packages breaking? Faulty applications? Limited functionality?
Have you tested battery life on Linux?
I only installed an hour or two ago, so I haven’t had the chance to test battery yet. I plan on taking it with me to work tomorrow without the charger to see how it fairs.
No broken packages or functionality yet. There are a few apps I’ve found that don’t have aarch64 versions available (like VeraCrypt), but most do and seem to work fine.
How is the battery life?
How has it been going for you? Do you know of any other distros with support for x13s?
I do know that there’s a custom guide for installing Debian, but I haven’t tried it out. The hardware support is slowly making it into the mainline kernel, so hopefully some future OS releases will have support out of the box.
Hey! Great post! Any updates on the matter? How do you like it after several months?
This is a very late reply, but I ended up formatting it back to Windows 11 and selling the laptop. It's just not quite ready for primetime, and seems very limited during regular use-cases. I ended up buying a Framework 13 laptop, and installing Fedora on it. Couldn't be happier! Eventually I may move back to ARM-based machines once they progress a bit further.
Same story here. Reverted to Win11 eventually. Anyways, Thank you for reaching out and letting me know! May the odds be ever in your favor!
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