R9700 is a workstation card.

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/VGASAP39701/Sapphire-AMD-Radeon-AI-PRO-R9700-32GB-GDDR6-Graphi

EDIT: They said XT, so you’re right they probably mean 9070.

Probably the most starred mirror ever though.

ReactOS also.

Something like bunsen?

I was so confused, took me a moment to realise you meant consolation haha.

An elitebook, maybe. But not all HPs are made equal. Just like Lenovos.

Just reply in your broken english. Everyone understands. It’s actually sad to lose that side of language.

Debian on a Lenovo t400 here.

Bit of a click baity title lol. If there’s one good use of AI, its probably accessibility.

That’s super awesome. Your employer was doing a good thing enabling that

I actually really dislike that abot pop os tbh. I know its silly. But branding does matter. And a name is about as close to an identity as you can get.

I can’t tell if you’re being facetious or not. The world runs on containerisation… you can totally package, ship, and run software using docker images.

IME maybe? But coreboot can solve those things.

Im using a super modern Thinkpad with Linux. But I have some old options too. I also have a 2015 Macbook Pro running Ubuntu 26.04.

I mean. Fiat are owned by Stellantis. They also make this:

I must have had 6 thinkpads by now. All have been excellent linux machines.

I’ve run Ubuntu servers for over a decade in some very large and demanding environments and have had so few issues with the OS itself.

Lemmy has a hate boner for Canonical, and Ubuntu, but the reality is this is an echo chamber. Ubuntu has been run in basically every corner of the globe for some of the most critical work human kind has, and it could be so easily swapped for Debian. But it isn’t.

Yeah. I haven’t had an issue with sleep for years at this point. Long line of Lenovos running Ubuntu.

Are you serious? Basically all computers are manufactured in China. Yeah Lenovo bought the IBM line, so they started from a great position, but I’ve always considered them, and the thinkpads in their IBM days, in a cut above Dell.

Crazy amounts of work. If only Apple release some schematics or technical docs.