Hi HN!
I am looking to buy a laptop for software development in the 0 to $2000 (USD) range.
What I am looking for:
1. Durability: battery life is important to me as well as general longevity of the hardware i.e. I would like it to last a long time.
2. Linux support: I use Linux as my OS of choice and I have no intention of using Windows/MacOS
3. Optimized for intensive computing usage.
Other things of note:
I looked into the Framework laptops and so far it looks like they are still a bit beta.
However, I am curious about users' experiences with:
* the KDE Slimbook 15: https://slimbook.es/en/store/slimbook-kde/kde-slimbook-15-comprar
* the Purism Librem 14: https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/
* Kubuntu Focus: https://kfocus.org/order/order-m2.html
* the StarBook 14-inch – Star Labs®: https://starlabs.systems/pages/starbook
Also tips about maintaining battery life would be appreciated. I've read too much conflicting advice about that lately :) Thanks.
"I've had these problems with Mac"
Reasonable response: Cool, use what works for you. EDIT> Here are some suggestions that match your constraints.
Annoying response 1: You should reconsider because Mac works great for me.
Annoying response 2: Your problems aren't real problems.
Annoying response 3: Let's live debug your problems in this thread to see if they're real problems.
Guys. I mean. Seriously.