Obligatory Framework plug comment.
Doesn’t matter which architecture you go for, they support Linux ootb and there are community threads for almost every distro. You can also upgrade it in a few years :D
That does not answer the question. Did the person have to die before you were born or not? "Was" implies that they have to have died, but this could be a language barrier thing.
Learning how to rationally think and learning to identify „self destroying“ patterns and how to avoid them are two different things imo. You need one for the other.
Education works for rationally thinking people. Kids these days are given access to digital devices and social media before they reach such a stage, and habits are formed from too young on
Just installed Orca Slicer and did the calibration run. Very interesting results.
I flipped them over in their respective positions, i.e. -5 is still in the middle right.
What I interpret from those pictures is that I need different values for the first layers and the layers above that. For the top layers, -5 and -10 look very good, for the first layer +10 and +15 are looking good.
And yes, I know my printbed is kinda fucked, I already ordered a new one. Surprisingly, it didn't impact performance that much. In the last weeks, I had no failing prints whatsoever with the standard settings. Sure they weren't looking pristine, but usually that didn't matter.
Turns out there was some stuff under the print bed! Thanks for that info. Had to recalibrate after removing them, and that got me the first successful print again.
Unfortunately couldn't really look between the print head and bed, as it's a really weird angle and there's very little to see. Will try again when I have another spot for the printer to put.
Nope, this time nothing sticked at all. Washing with soap as a next step, as that helped last time I had sticking issues. Will try again tomorrow as it's getting late here.
I don’t know whether there is an English version, but this is very fitting https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n6JgTrgSMrs (Mein Stammbaum ist ein Kreis - My ancestry is a circle)
I just recently bought my framework and would not like to upgrade this soon. However, I really want a Qualcomm Mobo for my framework to come out. Or a competitive risk V, but that’s probably a pipe dream until I actually need an upgrade
Obligatory comment that recommends Framework, as they support linux out of the box.
Aside from that, more important than the brand is the laptop model. Some parts (like fingerprint, camera or touchpad) may not work with linux, and that depends on the model, not the brand. So I'd suggest searching for the model you're interested in, and then combining that search with Arch (usually has the latest - but sometimes unstable - packages, so you'll see what's probably possible), Debian (wide user base, but older packages, so you'll see what definitely works) and then EndeavourOS, to see any issues that may come up that are really relevant for you.