Cat licking their tail in the background 👀

@thelinuxexperiment@thelinuxexperimentThis laptop is for students so the main question is, how loud is the keyboard? A 12th gen Framework 13 is near unusable because of the tiny loud fan, good that they fixed that!14h of batterylife with web streaming and video playback is pretty insane!The thing with the mic at 100% is a missing internal #alsa / soundcard config afaik. Microphones should be good at 100%, but Linux distros lack most soundcard configs.Someone correct me if I am wrong on the details there.

While this is great news. They missed out on a sale to me, as at the time I purchased my Slimbook, Framework did not have Linux pre Installed. Though I don't want a 12 inch monitor either.

The cat is super cute :DThe new laptop is so neat, great battery life, decent performance, fingerprint reader, backlit keyboard, amazing build quality, and especially the COLOURS too! I really want the lavender one... Shame it had to release when RAM and storage prices are so high, but at least it's available for people with the older model to upgrade the keyboard, fingerprint reader, etc. The amazing repairability is also something that you don't see often, and if I ever need to replace my laptop in the future, it'll definitely be a Framework (or another equally repairable option, should one exist)

@thelinuxexperimentSomeone tell Nick about #ICC color profiles.tftcentral.co.uk/icc-profiles-PM me if you need specific ones

@thelinuxexperimentSmallish mistake, #SDDM and #PlasmaLoginManager do NOT support fingerprint. And I think that is a good thing, just like on Android. Governments can force you to unlock things with biometrics but can't force you to tell secrets.But the screen locker (which kinda looks the same but is a completely different thing), and polkit (run0, kio-admin, partitionmanager etc), sudo and more things all use your fingerprint preferrably and fall back to password if not recognized.

@thelinuxexperimentPretty cool laptop! I am not a fan of the plastic really, would prefer metal with plastic case that you can replace. But 900€ nowadays is pretty good I guess.For me it just has too few ports. Their port system is kinda useless, just add more of them! My Chromebook has basically the same amount of them...Also coreboot support would be huge, instead of giving laptops to fascists

Great video!A good laptop if you like touch screen and small laptops. The problem I have with Freamework is the stupid way they save all costumers personal data for no reason.