Would you mind sharing the code?

They have core boot, which is a big plus, but the hardware itself is not open source.

You can also buy it second hand or get an older version for less money and upgrade later.

The upgradability and reparability is also a cost saving factor on the longer run. I broke the screen once and instead of buying a new laptop or have a costly repair, I just got a replacement for 200 bucks and fixed it easily myself.

Out of the box battery was not great for the 11th gen, but with the correct settings I get 0.4-0.5% drain/h in standby.

Thanks a lot!

I also seperate Firefox on different workspaces, but only manually. How is the extension called? Having it automated would save me some seconds every reboot.

For me it usually works to change server/country if a video is not working. Sometimes it takes 2-3 tries, and it is annoying.

Onlyoffice by default comes as standalone local application suite and is not based on LibreOffice. It looks more modern/intuitive, but is less powerfull and feature rich than LibreOffice.

Hi OP, I am in a similar situation as you were so I wonder which solution you chose at the end and if you are happy with it?

I recently migrated from Github to Codeberg and it was super easy. You can also backup your code automatically from Codeberg to Github just in case.

You could try to change the sleep state from s2idle to deep. Not sure how to do this on Kubuntu though.

I second using a preconfig for Hyprland if you want to have something fancy and usable out of the box. You can build on top of that.

That’s already possible either by using a custom ROM or by connecting to a PC and using adb.