Yes, thank you. I'm aware of Phoronix, and they're a good site, but I come to Anandtech because I like the quality and presentation of their reviews. The only problem is that they don't currently even mention Linux compatibility in their reviews.
Linux compatibility is, I think, an important...
Well I certainly appreciate the help, but I wasn't really asking for help. Trying to determine if things will work correctly just by looking at the components used is a whole lot of work and isn't very reliable - I had a Toughbook, for example, with an audio chip that worked fine in Linux, but...
I'm not clear on what you're saying here. I would like to know which laptops work well with Linux and which don't before I buy one. This is a review site, and that's useful information that they could provide in their reviews. So that's what I'm asking for.
The XPS review and now the new mobile Nvidia chips have got me thinking about a laptop, but unlike a desktop I can't choose my components. I'm reliant on the manufacturer to provide a machine that can run Linux and most manufacturers aren't very diligent on this front.
Particularly with gaming...
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