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There is StarLab https://starlabs.systems https://starlabs.systems although they don’t make ARM laptops if that’s what you are asking for.
by kfl 1y ago
There is StarLab https://starlabs.systems https://starlabs.systems although they don’t make ARM laptops if that’s what you are asking for.
- abound 1y agoWhile StarLabs has shipped products before, I'd be careful with them. That StarFighter laptop was supposed to ship years ago, and I don't think any have been delivered yet. Here's a Reddit thread [1] from three years ago saying delivery would be in a few months. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxhardware/comments/yjuahx/star_labs_starfighter_16inch_laptop_specs/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxhardware/comments/yjuahx/star_...
- dangus 1y agoDon’t bother with these. In my eyes the gold standard for Linux laptops is Framework or Lenovo.
- trelane 1y agoTo me, it's System76. Clearly Framework is not supporting Linux if there are issues with suspend.
- dangus 1y agoWorks on my machine. The problem with System76 is that Lenovo exists. There isn’t much of a real reason to buy a “standard laptop” like system76 over a higher volume OEM like Lenovo. With Framework you’re at least getting the extreme modularity and upgradeability as a major differentiator. But with System76 you’re essentially getting a regular laptop that you could get from any other major brand. You’ll have an easier time getting parts with Lenovo.