> Even on a device designed to support Linux (Framework, Thinkpad, whatever)
There's apparently a world of difference. Nothing about the Framework suggests it was designed for Linux.
A proper Thinkpad does not have issues with hibernation, or losing battery, or graphics, or any of the other things you mentioned.
I just want something that works, and will receive updates as long as there are users. I don't want to muck about with VMs, or Crostini, or whatever it's called. Sounds like I must never let go of my Thinkpad.
There's apparently a world of difference. Nothing about the Framework suggests it was designed for Linux.
A proper Thinkpad does not have issues with hibernation, or losing battery, or graphics, or any of the other things you mentioned.
I just want something that works, and will receive updates as long as there are users. I don't want to muck about with VMs, or Crostini, or whatever it's called. Sounds like I must never let go of my Thinkpad.