I'll probably buy a Framework 13 very soon. On their website there is information on Linux compatibility, stating that some components are not yet officially supported on Arch Linux.
Does anyone have experience with an Arch-based system on the laptop? Should I get AMD rather than Intel, or the other way around? Anything else to keep in mind?
Anyone got any blogs from a blindness or a physically disabled perspective on what setting up a Framework is like? I have physical disabilities too but they are, quite literally, the only PC manufacturer that doesn't have bloat when you first use the machine forcing me to use my custom, slimmed down, Windows ISO so I want to know if it would be worth getting if I have physical disabilities too. #Framework
Jobs where I almost regret already being happily employed :-D
#Framework is hiring an #OpenSource & #Firmware developer! That sounds great, both for the person applying as well as for the community. While their hardware is awesome, there's still something left to be desired in terms of firmware (e.g. out of date ME etc.)
I have been waiting for @frameworkcomputer to ship to my country with my language keyboard layout for ages, today I bumped into @novacustom and at glance they seem quite nice and also European based, does anyone has first hand experiences with these laptops?
My +10 years old laptop is really getting impractical to use and a new purchase decision must be made.
🆕 blog! “Thoughts on building an NFC reader for the Framework laptop”
The Framework laptop has several little slots which can be used be used to expand the functionality of the laptop. They convert the internal USB-C ports into a different sort of port. For example, Framework sells an official HDMI card and Ethernet card: But the community have bu…
The Framework laptop has several little slots which can be used be used to expand the functionality of the laptop. They convert the internal USB-C ports into a different sort of port.
It is a much more capable reader. It uses micro-USB rather than USB-C, which isn't insurmountable using a flexible male-male cable. What about the dimensions?
Ignoring the USB jack, the board is about 50mm long. That would leave about 2cm sticking out of the side of the laptop. Which isn't too bad. The width is within what we need. There's even an updated version with a slightly different spec.
@nil I would really like a #Framework laptop, but your post makes me wonder whether the repairability comes with a trade-off of increased frequency of certain (easily fixed) problems.
Welchen Browser ihr am besten für mehr Sicherheit und Privatsphäre nutzen solltet, könnt ihr auf @privacytests herausfinden. Geschmackssache und Argumente sind nicht das selbe und helfen selten für eine korrekte technische Entscheidung. Nicht nur Privat sondern hoffentlich auch innerhalb von Firmen.
The Brave web browser has carved out a niche over the past few years as an alternative to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and other mainstream web browsers. Some of that has come from its marketing as a privacy-preserving web browser, and it has also been repeatedly evangelized by cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
#RustLang / #Cargo builds seem to run very slow on my #Framework AMD system. They didn't take anywhere near as long on my old Intel system. Looking at btop it only seems to use one thread during #compile, am I missing something?
#nuejs looks way too ambitious to be taken seriously. I might be absolutely wrong tho. Also why does the creator keeps calling it "Perfect web framework" ? There is no such thing as "perfect" and you shouldn't resort to such "marketing" gimmick when you called out #tailwind for misleading marketing (still hate tailwind anyway)
FedEx appears to have boned me on my @frameworkcomputer 16 delivery; it was getting closer until they took it from Winnipeg to Memphis (wat), and now it's marked "Delayed" and nothing is updating.
This was after CanadaPost boned me on my RAM/storage delivery by not actually attempting to deliver it (and the carried lied about that). At least I was able to pick it up?
I really wanted to put it together this weekend. Sigh.