Subj : Re: Framework laptop
To   : Nightfox
From : Gamgee
Date : Tue Sep 09 2025 10:03 pm

-=> Nightfox wrote to All <=-

Ni> I've thought about buying a new laptop, as the laptop I currently have
Ni> is one I bought in 2014..  I've thought about buying a Framework laptop
Ni> - I like their open-source design and that you can repair/upgrade them
Ni> easily, but they're quite expensive.  I might end up buying a more
Ni> mainstream laptop..

Ni> https://frame.work/products/laptop16-diy-amd-ai300/configuration/new

I've been using a Framework 16 for about a year now, and love it.  Mine
is a Ryzen-9, 32GB, without the add-on Nvidia graphics module.  Not
cheap, but as you said very ugradeable/customizable, and easy to work on
if needed.  I added the numeric keypad option as well.  Haven't had any
trouble with it and it's Linux-friendly.  I'd give it a "highly recommended"
rating.



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