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Currently 0.8x, with 110 DPI
bt0r Now • 100%
I agree, i meant 16:10 rather than 16:9 (like macbook pro)
bt0r Now • 100%
You're right, maybe my opinion will change in the futur, I give it a chance :)
bt0r Now • 100%
Obviously a "con" is really subjective, it's my opinion, as I said above maybe my opinion will change in the futur, we'll see
[Framework 13\\" Ryzen 7 - 32GO ram - 500Go](https://preview.redd.it/uww8dbudz51c1.jpg?width=1500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=013386a8bb0b92d1f5b21554ccf4f84c6022f18e) Hi guys ! After a week with my new framework 13" i wanted to share a quick feedback about my experience : **Pros** * Framework team did a **great job with the hardware modularity**, a 15yo kid should be able to setting up a laptop * I'm in **love with the QR Codes** to help people set up the computer, good idea ! * The **keyboard keys are smooth** and close to what i had on a MacBook Pro, which is quite rare * **Working well with ArchLinux** (EndeavourOS), first try, in less than 10min the OS was fully installed. I just had a too sensitive touchpad, i fixed it with some tricks **Cons** * **Speakers are very bad**, i don't really need it but for people who need it most, it can be a pain point. * **Screen ratio/resolution and frequency**. Why a 3:2 screen and not a 16:9 one ? 😭 in the same way, it would be very good to have a screen who support at least 120hz (screen resolution/ratio is to me, a really pain point) * **Bonus**: If one day you managed to implement an ARM architecture or other fanless architecture ... it would be the PERFECT computer. Thanks for all the persons involved in this project 🙏🏻 🇫🇷 To french speaker, [I made a blog post](http://btor.fr/2023/11/15/framework-laptop-portable-linux/)