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when did you order it? i have bean waiting for one month now also living in Sweden :sleeping:

This was a fun Keyboard to play with. Few updates: - The keyboard wasnt in German, but who ever shipped/reviewed before had keys in the wrong places. - The Keyboard mechanism for opening is screw-less which is great, but the click function means that with a little push you can open it. Thus resulting in the partial opening of the base plate. Really great foundation board for lot of people. Check out Akko here: akkogear.eu/?ref=robertmizen

Great help, thanks!

How Many Fps will I get from doing this?

Can I use this on native linux game repacks such as linux g....s ?

Finally, a clear, simple and modest troubleshooting video regarding display HUD issues that actually works. The grandiose Linux guys would have this explanation running for another 20 minutes or as long as your patience can put up with. 😂

LocalSend is Waaaay better!

thanks

thank you , very well explained !

Isn't there a better app? Like this notoriously does not work on pop os.

Do these settings remain saved when connected back to windows? I want to set up my keyboard and save the “chroma” to use on my work computer which is restricted to installing different software…

I am gonna install this, thank you for a very good guide!

would love for you to do a video on getting this to work on a steam deck using steam os. I think it has to be installed on the Linux desktop side.

will this method work with steam OS on a SteamDeck?

Is it have power draw?

I was hoping to find out how compatible this laptop is with Linux, specifically Debian. I'm considering buying it, does it support Debian right away, or will there be driver and firmware issues?

Amazing video I was stuck with this for a long time. Liked and subbed!

For the love of God, if you spend money on a mechanical keyboard, at least learn how to type... that was painful to watch.

so can a late 2013 Macbook pro be ram upgraded

Ask chatgpt

Nice review

How to solve the problem with EACCES: permission denied, mkdir '/data' ?

Lenovo ThinkPads are well-built and come with a 3-year on-site warranty from the supplier. Additionally, you can easily repair and upgrade them yourself.

Speak up

Unfortunately KDE connect requires iOS 14... So need a different method to grab data from an older device.

This doesn't work... I'm looking for another way.

how do you do this on mint in 2024?

What distribution do you use to display a web manager?

I'm looking for a new laptop. I don't have a lot of money, but I don't think that my sanity will let me buy any other laptop that's not from Franework.

Hello Robert! Do you remember what was the service which failed to start (there is red sign near "System/Services ")? Can you also observe all available applications (included not-installed) when press the "Refresh " button in the up right corner of the Application menu? Thanks for your time and for useful guide.

Recently, my Lenovo Ideapad 5, that I've used for the last four years or so, broke. Not any of the electronics, it still actually runs fine, no, what broke was the bracket which attaches the hinge to the case. Meaning, that I can't open the lid without putting massive strain on the screen. I was quite annoyed since Lenovo has a pretty good reputation for producing durable computers, there's a reason why the ThinkPad has been so popular for so long after all. Anyway, because of that I've been shopping around for a new laptop and I heard about Framework from a friend who's pretty in t he know about computers so I decided to do some research and the idea definitely appeals to me. While I do the vast majority of my GIS related work on my desktop, Map making, modelling, etc., I want a laptop for when I need to travel or go out to do field work. So, it needs to be fairly durable and able to handle light to medium workloads, as well as some light photo editing in Affinity Photo and a bit of light gaming. The entire sentiment around repairability and modularity especially appeals to me, it's one of the reason's I built my own work desktop, the ability to freely add, upgrade, or exchange components is very appealing. I also really like the idea behind their hot-swappable IO ports. Even if there are only 4 IOs on the Framework13, you have the option to buy more and freely exchange them. Like, if I'm out flying my drone at a worksite in the forest, I probably won't need an HDMI or Displayport out, so being able to swap for an extra USB-A or USB-C port is very nice. Anyway, I'm still probably going to be doing a bit more research before deciding, but thanks for giving your thoughts!

For now I am keeping my ageing ThinkPad e585 in use, as it still suffices. In a way it's neat how it's one of the first TPs with an AMD APU, but this also makes it quite slow, even running Linux (Garuda Linux, in case you're curious). I am preparing for making an upgrade soon, either to some other TP or a Framework 16. Next to being twice as expensive (but worthwhile in the long term), what makes me hesitant is that I don't think I would like the touchpad and keyboard. This as I am very accustomed to the ThinkPad style top buttons and heavier weighted keyboard keys, the Framework 13 of a friend I tried felt like a big downgrade. Which I can probably get past, but it still won't be as nice as another TP, like the one I helped my brother pick, which I am almost jealous of. But I'll have plenty of time to decide, as I've made the decision to start the next study year on my current laptop and to see how it holds up, now the programme will require heavier software.

You are the best thanks

cool just what I was looking for..smashed the like and sub buttons..keep going👍👍👍

Hi, I've tried putting this command in my linux mint terminal and it gives me the error it cant find 'pamac'

Still one of the best and built better than the new ones.

i cant send the photos/videos because i cant connect the computer with the phone

as soon as it gets a Miniled-panel option I'll come along

Had a question about installing podman from your video. I installed Podman onto my openSUSE Leap, and so far, it shows installed, but it doesn't show on my left-hand panel. Apologies ahead of time 🙏

I love everything about the framweork laptops, both of the models, but i have issues related to delivery and availability... for all North America based countries it's not an issue, as deliveries are fast, but for people like me who live un Latin America all deliveries are quite long, so in case of critical need for a replacement part it would take a very long time or too much price for express/priority shipping. Also there is the obvious issue of customs in Latin America countries, because it's recurrent that high value products get lost on customs or checkings.

Trying to use this with Ubuntu. Followed the instructions then restarted but I still don’t see the app

Appreciate the video, but you skipped over the user login section. I have got to the Web Interface, but it won't allow me to login in with current credentials for some reason.

There is some funny looking brackets in the packaging coming with the chassis. On the other hand, the PSU I have seems to be screwed on the chassis only from the outer side. I was wondering if the brackets provided with the chassis were meant to support the PSU weight somehow. My Supermicro chassis had provisions for screwing the PSU from the inside as well to support its weight. I can't figure out what these brackets that were provided were meant for.

Hey, what browser do you use?

It helped me, thank you Robert

openrazer-meta isnt found when i search for it?

Hey. I buy the 2013’13’ in 2015 and he’s dead a few days ago (keyboard and batterie). I change the batteries, keyboard and also trackpad and logic board to make it like a 2015 MacBook Pro A1502. Best choice after 9 years of use. I refit my MacBook Pro and upgrade it and now I will upgrade the SSD to 4 To. Apple doesn’t like we us our right to repair and upgrade.

Thanks for the video and info. Worked well on Arch with Steam and only took 5 minutes to configure.

Hi. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Sadly, I can't get it to work. I am the problem.....I am a Windows power user but know zero about Linux. This is a foreign language for me. I can't get any of this to work. At all. There are things that are second nature to you that you don't spell out and I get lost. As I try to follow along I'm seeing different things than you are showing in your video. For example.... there is no "openrazer-meta" that shows up when I search for it. Is there a more rudimentary video to teach the basics of installing things in Linux from Github? (I've been looking for a couple of hours but I can't find anything that is slow enough for me to understand.....it seems that most people making these videos assume a much higher level of knowledge than I have.) Thanks again for making the video......I hope to be able to follow it one day. :)

I'm waiting, patiently, for my batch 2 Q3 laptop. Very patiently.