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Buying a new computer to run Linux on - suggestions?
(midwest.social)
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If you can afford to pour in a little bit more money, get a Thinkpad T14 Gen 5/T16 Gen 3 AMD variant. You can also get the T14 Gen 4/T16 Gen 2 AMD variant, but the RAM will be soldered. The X13 laptop is probably what you're looking for, if screen is a big deal for you, but they have soldered chipsets, and the only thing modular is the NVME storage. Then there's the HP Elitebook 835, 845 and the 855, and also the Acer TravelMate (I don't remember the exact model). By the way, Framework is also available in Sweden, so you may also look into that.