paulsmal

you can use separate network adapter with RoCEv2/RDMA support like Intel E810

Ryzen AI HX 370 is not what you want, you need strix halo APU with unified memory

there are few PC vendors (Dell included) offering first class Linux support for some of their products. You can order a laptop with Linux installed out of the box. No need to use old and outdated hardware.

Good editor. Unfortunately no copilot so I'll keep using NeoVim.

The best Linux option laptop at the moment are probably lenovo thinkpad z13 and z16 with 6xxx AMD Ryzen CPUs.

Dell XPS 15 9510(11th gen cpu), intel-only with Dell Thunderbolt Dock works with zero issues. I'm connecting Logitech Bluetooth keyboard and mouse + headphones, external monitors. Yeah, touchpad is not as good as on mac but I don't care.

UPD: Fedora 36

I've been using it for some time and it works great but I still find Steam remote working smoother. Especially mouse pointer lag.

It's a video from 2015, Ukraine has been in a war since then. I would say it's not relevant that much now. A lot of people reconsidered their relation to Russia.

I'm Ukrainian. I lived in Kiev, Dnipro, Odessa and Kharkiv.

or Fedora