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Which notebooks are recommendable when coming from Apple Silicon-MacBooks in terms of runtime and efficiency, preferrably for Fedora or Manjaro with KDE Plasma? For now, I am looking towards Lenovo T14(s) or X1 Carbon - mixed use scenario including simple media (photos, cutting 1080p-videos, media management, Office & mail) stuff? Still love the "Lenovo"-brand and its keyboard and look 'n feel so this vendor would be my favourite.

Can anyone of you here recommend Snapdragon-devices yet which would be the best comparison as it's also architecture based on ARM? Both Fedora and Manjaro have ARM-builds so I hope that the Snapdragon-devices could get along with my desires here...

Thanks for any input!

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 day ago (1 children)

To just directly answer your question, it seems the T14s is the best supported.

Ubuntu supports it in Ubuntu 25.04 but it does not look like there is support in Fedora yet.

You will probably have to install KDE yourself but it should work fine: https://linuxconfig.org/kde-desktop-installation-on-ubuntu-24-04

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 day ago

Just needing some spare time to test this - T14(s) is in the focus here. Thanks for the info! 😀