Zenbook 14 OLED

Hi, a DevOps Engineer here. A few months ago on early 2025 I needed to get a new device for myself and my first thought went to MacBook. Seeing how expensive Pro was, I too considered Air. Unfortunately M4 was not yet available on Air just then. After doing a lot of research on x64 and ARM CPU archi

Have you considered a dual boot system with a simple Linux distribution like Arch? In my experience it takes up no more than 4GB at idle. Of course, the M4, M5, and M1 are all very respectable laptops with incredible battery life and performance so upgrading could be a better choice however you ment

Ja sam kupio ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED (UX3405) pre jedno godinu dana. Kvalitet je top, baterija sljaka oko 5-6 sati. Nazalost ne koristim ga tako cesto jer imam i desktop ali za sada nemam problema sa burn in. Sto se tice programiranja sljakace ti top, mozes i koj vm da podignes. Linux radi top, jedino

I'd look at the ASUS Zenbook S14 UX5406SA. It is slightly heavier at 1.2 kg, but otherwise it offers solid Linux support and meets all of your requirements. It uses an Intel Lunar lake (Core Ultra 7 258v) chip for excellent efficiency and graphics performance, so it'll provide far more than 4-6 hour

It's a Asus ZenBook 14 Oled, it is not a Thinkpad but other than the touchpad which needed a driver from asus. From what i could find CachyOS has a partnership with asus, so until now everything is good although i only have the laptop for about 3 weeks

I have an Asus Zenbook 14 Oled. I found Fedora Workstation to work better than KDE. Also less crashes.

Bought the zenbook 14 (non oled) for 700 euros and im so happy with, fast (this is relative ofc, but basic programming and even things like photoshop or editing works very nice), nice display, in my opinion very nice build quality and even a very good battery atleast i never had a day of school and

ASUS is worth checking out. I began my Linux journey six months ago on an ASUS Vivobook S 14 (S5406SA), which ran Fedora flawlessly. It’s powered by an Intel Lunar Lake chip, delivering excellent battery life and barely any fan noise. For a bit more performance than Lunar Lake, I’ve heard the ASUS Z

I've included some photos of my old Series 9 and then a side-by-side with the GB5 Pro. My Series 9 wasn't perfect, but well ahead of its time when released in 2013. It carried me through nearly 12 years with only a couple minor repairs I was able to do myself. To give some background of my upgrade p

I've heard good things about Asus zenbook s14 with lunar lake. Works well with linux.