Originally posted by dammarin
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I just don't see a strong market for Linux machines. I am developer and I typically buy a windows machine that I install Ubuntu on. This can easily save me few hundred dollars. It is definitely not a big market for HP to be involved with. -
I purchased the Dev One but I found myself very frustrated with the super glossy screen. The battery life was "okay" but I was not impressed enough to keep it.Originally posted by BrokenAnsible View Post
I was tempted to get a Framework laptop, but the battery life of those with Linux seems to still be rather poor right now.
A "refreshed" HP Dev TWO AMD Ryzen 7000 series mobile "Zen 4", higher rez screen (non-glossy screen) (I would love a 3:2 or 16:10 screen). Minimum of 16GB of RAM.
I would give the HP Dev TWO a try for $1200 bucks also.
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I went to buy one over the weekend and found this out. Welp... hopefully there is a refresh with the Zen 4 for sure. I'll be there day one if its under 1200 US.Leave a comment:
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While I'm neither a fan of Pop_OS (due to GNOME) nor of a non-centered touchpad, this laptop looked quite interesting to me. I would have strongly considered it had it been available in my country. I hope we will see more Linux laptops from HP. The other big vendors, Dell and Lenovo, already have Linux as an option for many of their laptops. (Not sure about Asus and Acer.)Leave a comment:
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This does not bode well. If it'd sold well enough, they would have a replacement ready by now. I hope I'm wrong.Leave a comment:
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HP Dev One Production Ends For One Of The Most Interesting Linux Developer Laptops
Phoronix: HP Dev One Production Ends For One Of The Most Interesting Linux Developer Laptops
The HP Dev One Linux laptop is now sold-out and the production on it has ended. The HP Dev One that launched last year was the very interesting collaboration between HP and System76 for coming out with a Linux laptop catering to developers and running Pop!_OS...
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