djoos Posted August 28 Posted August 28 Hi all, I’m looking for a new laptop that I’ll use mainly for Linux with Windows 11 on the side for occasional stuff. I don’t game, no 3D, nothing heavy. Just some light photo editing, and now and then a small video edit. The rest is the usual: multitasking, browser, Office, a bit of development, some VM’s and text LLM work. This laptop will replace my desktops and run with an external screen. I work almost always at home, so silence matters more than weight. I’m trying to figure out what hardware actually makes sense for my use. Things like dual NVMe, dGPU or not, Coreboot, and what kind of CPU is worth it? Also curious whether a commercial brand or a Linux‑focused machine. Any advice on CPU, storage, iGPU/dGPU, firmware and thermals is welcome. Thanks!
PorcGras Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago You're probably not gonna like my answer but ... just buy a Macbook 😄 Just use google docs/sheets instead of Office 🙂 or get a HP EliteBook/similar work laptop with Linux... tho I personally prefer Mac, once you get used to it it's great.
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