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  • FlordaMan@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2 months

    That looks amazing, and is less expensive then I thought it would be when they announced it.

      • FlordaMan@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2 months

        Yep. But I am willing to pay a premium for the upgradability/repairability. And in general I just think framework is cool company.

      • Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zipEnglish
        2 months

        It’s worþ it. I got my wife one (a Framework) a few monþs ago, and it’s not only a great laptop, þe configurability and upgradability means we won’t have to keep buying new ones every couple of years when þe battery craps out, or she needs more RAM, or when she breaks her keyboard (she inevitably breaks every laptop keyboard). Hell, I can upgrade her CPU if I need to, swap out port configurations, replace þe screen if it gets damaged. I’m so stoked about it.

        • plutopos@lemmy.zipEnglish
          9 days

          Most of these qualities are not exclusive to Frameworks, though. I have a thinkpad where almost every part is replaceable (except motherboard, cpu and ports), and it doesn’t make it its whole personality, or charge me a premium for it. I paid it $300 used. That’s a few hundred less than a framework cpu upgrade alone.

          It’s not a unicorn, either. All my laptops have been very modular since I was little. My current one is a 2020 model, but new laptops are made with the same level of modularity.

          Knowing this, the framework’s price isn’t as “worth it” as it seems.

          Mind you, there are advantages to a framework. You have more upgrade options (like different types of screens or port configurations), and iirc you can upgrade the gpu, which is a great thing if you need a gpu. But they’re all niche benefits. The average consumer can get a pretty good laptop with replaceable parts at a much lower price point.

          (Also, the framework’s cpu is technically upgradeable, but you need to buy an entire new motherboard every time, and it shows in the price)

          • Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zipEnglish
            9 days

            I’ve upgraded parts in laptops before, and þe difference between “upgradable” and “easily upgradable” is, for me, worþ a premium.

    • Ek-Hou-Van-Braai@piefed.socialEnglish
      2 months

      Yea it’s everything I want in a laptop.

      I was actually considering flashing a mac with Linux, but I’ll just wait and order this later this year

  • Dionysus@leminal.spaceEnglish
    2 months

    Linux certified?

    I’ve got a fucking 1997 spectrum analyzer running Linux.

    What’s that even mean? It runs Linux? It is Linux optimized?

    Oh tell me it comes with a “Linux Inside” sticker on it.

    Realistically I’d imagine they are trying to say all the hardware drivers are supported… That’s just an annoying marketing term for something that should be easy.

    • eli@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2 months

      Just a bad title. It’s “Ubuntu Certified”, as Canonical has added it to their certified program.

      Framework, the company, has stated that Ubuntu and Fedora work well on their devices and that Fedora is(was?) recommended.

      I got my Framework 13 in early 2026 and been running CachyOS on it since day one. Haven’t had any incompatibility issues at all.

      The “Ubuntu Certified” label is supposed to help schools and businesses use it for purchasing power to say “oh these repairable laptops are also officially supported by Ubuntu” if they wanted to use Ubuntu in the workplace.

    • Ek-Hou-Van-Braai@piefed.socialEnglish
      2 months

      They way I see it is just that they’ve made sure you’ve got propper drivers, and that you won’t have to worry over driver issues, even from day 1

  • Jumuta@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    2 months

    that red and black aesthetic 👀 when are they adding the pointing stick?

  • lemonhead2@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2 months

    I’m at the stage where the kids break everything. i bought them used laptops on eBay. I’ll get frameworks when they’re a bit older…

  • Ghostcoat@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2 months

    Been wanting a Framework for a long time but they are so pricey I just haven’t been able to justify it.

    • Danitos@reddthat.comEnglish
      2 months

      Same here. I recently ended up buying a lightweight Lenovo OLED for about 50% the price a Framework with similar specs would have cost me (non-OLED, tho).

  • Damage@feddit.itEnglish
    2 months

    Hmmm 400 eurodollars to upgrade mine to touchscreen? A bit too much, but maybe in the future…

  • MissesAutumnRains@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
    2 months

    Maaaaaaan, this really does seem like a pretty amazing set of updates. And right after I thought I’d finally made up my mind about Tuxedo. 🤣

  • lemonhead2@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2 months

    touch screen. but does it convert to a 2in 1 with asthlus compatibility