Zenbook A14

Currently, there are a handful of laptops with complete Linux support. AFIK, these are the Asus Vivobook S15, Asus Zenbook A14, and Lenovo Thinkpad T14s Gen 6. I own the Asus Vivobook S15 with the Snapdragon X Elite, running Debian Sid. Every single feature of the laptop works now. This includes 3D

Sure, most Windows laptops are x64, but ARM laptops with Snapdragon/Dragon chips are selling like crazy right now and they crush Apple on battery life. Where are you seeing that they're selling like crazy? Going off of Amazon's best sellers, they're all MacBooks, or the E-Waste Specials. It was only

I got an Asus Zenbook A14 with Snapdragon X Plus, 16GB RAM and 512GB storage for $669 at BestBuy and I love it. Its my main personal device at the moment. Runs MS Office natively, Visual Studio, Texmaker, all the apps I need. I use GeForce NOW for gaming.

you could make a arm64 windows installer USB on another system, and try to reinstall windows. then try again Personally I would not buy a windows Arm laptop and expect it to work well as a Linux system. at least not without a lot of research first to verify it's doable. It might be that device can't

I don’t experience problems 4 and 5 on my ASUS Zenbook A14, and my printer from 2015 still works with my ARM notebook out of the box prior to driver installation.

Asus Zenbook A14 Acer Swift Go 14 Tal vez lo mejor que tiene Apple es la batería... Pero con sinceridad, cada cuanto te toca trabajar 16h sin poder parar a cargar el laptop? Una vez cada 2 años? Además yo le metería Linux a esos computadores que dije y eso le deja el polvero a MacOS en performance.

You're on r/snapdragon, thus there's always some bias towards Snapdragon processors. But to answer your question, yes you'll be fine, as pretty much all these Microsoft apps got their ARM versions to natively run on Snapdragon and perform well. However, I would be cautious going Snapdragon, as most

I brought myself a couple of months back an ASUS ZenBook a14 here in the UK that cost me £600 should have cost me £1099 so I got a good deal they say the CPU is the let down as in some apps and software may not run on it but so far the only things that don't run that I tested is Blue stacks and adob

I don't get it. First of all, it's known that Linux does not run well on ARM so why try to force the matter? 99% of of Snapdragon consumers are buying it to run Windows, the one guy that I read on Reddit that tried to install Linux on his Asus Zenbook A14 and ended up bricking it. Secondly, the Snap

J’ai une pote qui a acheté ce modèle récemment : https://www.fnac.com/PC-portable-Asus-Zenbook-A14-UX3407QA-QD219W-14-Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-16-Go-RAM-512-Go-SSD-Beige/a21202464/w-4 Elle adore, c’est léger, bonne autonomie, bon écran. Je suis jaloux. Juste prendre en compte que c’est Windows ARM et q