u/JeanPierreDole

Hello everyone, I recently bought a new laptop, an Asus Tuf A14 2026 (Ryzen AI Max+ 392 32gb ram GPU 8060s) but I don't like windows at all and I want to make the switch to Linux that I use on an old laptop (Mint) and on handheld (Bazzite).

Because I like Bazzite a lot I think that on this laptop the right choice is Fedora Kinoite (I prefer to use atomic distro) but I want to know if, out of the box, this type of hardware are compatible with this distro, if the are some particular tweaks to use various energy setting (like with Armory Crate) and if I need to install some particular tweaks to use it also for gaming or is better to stick with Bazzite directly?

Thanks for your support!

hello everyone, I recently bought and Asus TUF A14 2026 with the AMD apu Ryzen AI MAX+ 392. The laptop Is incredibile, powerful, beautiful and well made BUT...I sense that Windows Is a bit "to much" on this hardware. I Always loved Linux ad use It on a Rog Ally (Bazzite) and on an old laptop (Mint). I also have a PZ13 with snapdragon x plus obviously with Windows but on this device the OS Is snappier and Always ready, the battery drain Is non existent and Is an overall good product for browsing, office work, multimedia staff and some light gaming.

Some of you have experience for the compatibility on Linux on this laptop or platform? I'm planning on use Fedora Kinoite Atomic bit I want tò know if everything works or Is better tò stick with another distro or remain on Windows or whatever.

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Hi everyone! As the title suggests, I have a Pixel 10 Pro XL and will soon be receiving a new laptop (Asus Tuf A14 2026) to replace a very old Acer notebook, but I need a tablet to pair with my smartphone. The problem is that I'm torn about the current Android tablet market because, having grown accustomed to the Pixel experience, I'd like an Android tablet with a minimally customized operating system, and I can't think of any similar models. I need your advice because in addition to the usual Galaxy Tab s11, Xiaomi pad 8 pro, Honor magic pad 4 mo, the Surface Pro 11 (base model with snapdragon x plus) and the inevitable iPad pro always come to mind. However, for this last option the biggest doubt is that I don't know if having all these different systems could be a problem. Which one do you recommend? Are you familiar with the various customization options for the tablets you recommend?