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Dell's New XPS 13 Plus Developer Edition Now Certified For Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
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Originally posted by bzs0 View Postis being certified for Ubuntu a badge of honor these days, or a sign that a product should be avoided?
What being certified by Ubuntu does mean is that there is a very high chance that Linux "just works on it", would be far better if you just has a certified for Linux along with some major version badge instead though.
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Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostWhat a nightmarish looking ultrabook.
The 16:10 screen aspect ratio is great to see. More on-screen and less scrolling up and down is never a bad thing.
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Wow, what looks to be a near unusable keyboard. No Four Essential Keys (at least physically, although I suppose not having them Fn'd onto some other key is a minor improvement...) no Function row, no numeric pad (which I don't expect on a laptop that size, but after having a 15" laptop with a full keyboard+numpad, it really hurts looking at laptops without them) and what looks like a dust and dirt magnet with minimal key travel (please correct me if this laptop has nice key travel, some do but don't look like it...)
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