Hey fedi!

I'll soon have to choose a new laptop for work. I run Debian testing (so up to date enough, but not bleeding edge), prefer non-nvidia, want a system that reliably suspends and isn't running hot while just doing low load tasks (web browsing)

USB C charging and DisplayPort alt mode in same port appreciated. Something around 13/14 inches preferred.

Recommend me things you have personal, good experience with?

@littlefox Obvious choices would be the Framework 13 (for the ultra-modular and repair factor bur also the pricier option) or the Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen9 (the cheaper but equally performant and EU/German-made and Linux-tailored option with more ports but less modularity, but kept repairability and upgradeability)

Both are great devices imo, but I haven't used neither of those myself.

(or even a ThinkPad although those have become worse in terms up repairability and upgradeability, the imo last "good" ThinkPads in that regard are from 2018.)

@littlefox Obvious choices would be the Framework 13 (for the ultra-modular and repair factor bur also the pricier option) or the Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen9 (the cheaper but equally performant and EU/German-made and Linux-tailored option with more ports but less modularity, but kept repairability and upgradeability)

Both are great devices imo, but I haven't used neither of those myself.

(or even a ThinkPad although those have become worse in terms up repairability and upgradeability, the imo last "good" ThinkPads in that regard are from 2018.)

@MagicLike I have an InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen 7 and it kinda cured me from Tuxedo

@littlefox wdym by that?