Zenbook A14

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

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 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

If you already have an Intel MacBook Air, the M4 will feel like a rocketship. I would personally go with the MacBook because performance/battery life is just unmatched. Asus Zenbook a14 is also good, but well... Windows doesn't make it better.

well not that easy with docker/virtualuzation Docker Desktop on ASUS Zenbook A14 The ASUS Zenbook A14, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon X chipset, is expected to support Docker Desktop. However, users have reported issues with the screen flickering when enabling VT (Virtualization Technology) on c

'Performance Per Watt' is Apple's marketing claim. It does that because it's all it's got. In reality, an Apple ultraportable with a large battery can hit about 30 hours of battery thanks to the harmony of software and hardware. I'm not sure where you got x86 is dying from. Intel and AMD would disag