[–] 7 points 10 months ago*

No it isn't, it's neither on wiktionary nor on UrbanDicitonary (and yes I've scrolled through 14 pages of stupid jokes for that), which means it's not in common usage at all, likely anywhere.

I think I've seen it on forums and stuff when I was a younging, but that was a long time ago and that time is gone. Get with the times, you are asking for help, it is your job to be understood.

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  • [–] 6 points 10 months ago (4 children)

    Some acronyms are regional. Maybe it's very common where you live, but uncommon elsewhere

    Some other things I considered

    • Lite
    • Long Term (like LTS)
    • some limited edition model I wasn't familiar with

    I would have asked to clarify as well

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  • [–] 14 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 child)

    Can you give is a lot more info.

    Such as is it a framework 13? 12? 16?

    Are you located in an area that framework ships to?

    What do you consider a normal sized screen?

    What do you consider a laptop sized screen?

    Can you try to avoid shorthand to help people understand what you're talking about?

    You can just sell it and get something you actually want. Retrofitting a gift seems more work than it's worth.

    Since OP wanted to focus their responses to defending their strange short hand acronyms over actually providing us information. I'm out. Not worth my time.

    Good luck in whatever you decide.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago

    You're welcome :)

    If you choose the prebuilt options I think you're stuck with preinstalled windows.

    If you choose the DIY edition (which is exactly the same except you have to install the RAM and SSD sticks yourself), you can choose between no OS or paying extra for windows.

    I'm pretty sure they're too small to get caught up in the volume-licencing/monopoly scam Microsoft runs on the big guys because their licences seem very expensive.

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