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5 Best Linux Laptops (2023): Repairable, Budget, Powerful

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5 Best Linux Laptops (2023): Repairable, Budget, Powerful

Lemur Pro is not the best for graphics-intensive tasks like gaming or video editing (see below for some more powerful rigs with dedicated graphics cards), but for everything else, this is one of the nicest laptops you can get.Dell's XPS 13 Developer Edition was one of the first big-name laptops to ship with Linux and it remains the lightest, smallest laptop with Linux installed. This configuration sports a 12th-Generation Intel i7-1250U processor, 32 GB of RAM (soldered), and a 1-TB SSD. It ships with Ubuntu Linux 20.04, but in my testing, it will happily run any distro from Fedora to Arch (Dell support applies only to Ubuntu though). When you're on the product page, make sure you choose Ubuntu Linux 20.04 LTS as your operating system (it defaults to Windows).For more details on the hardw...

How to Set Up Your New Android Phone (2022)

Depending on the new Android phone you have chosen, you might get an option to copy data from your old device directly. This is usually done via Wi-Fi, but sometimes you can connect the two phones with a cable. A cable is by far the fastest and easiest way to copy your old data (especially photos and videos), so we recommend you do it if given the option. If you don't get the option to copy data directly, or you'd prefer not to, you will want another method of copying your precious photos and videos. Whether your old phone is an Android or an iPhone, your best bet is to use Google’s cloud-based service, Google Photos, which comes preinstalled on Android devices. It's also the place your photos are automatically saved every time you back up your photos on an Android phone. (If you find you...

The Top New Features in MacOS Sonoma: Release Date and Compatible Macs

New in Safari is also the ability to separate the browser via profiles, meaning you can create one profile for work and another for your personal life. It'll split your history, extensions, cookies, Tab Groups, and Favorites. It's easy to switch back and forth. You'll also be able to create web apps, which allow you to turn your favorite websites into an app-like experience that you can place in the dock. Instead of opening a browser window, these web apps will launch and act like a traditional MacOS app when you click on it. You can get notifications from them, and even segment them in tools like Stage Manager. Additionally, Apple is making it easy to share passwords with close friends, family, and colleagues with shared accounts. When you create a group, everyone will be able to add and...