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As someone who wants to switch to Linux, what are some decent Linux-only companies you would recommend?

Wait, that's not a typo...

Who is this "Tech Jesus"?

12.5" is too big. If the screen itself is 12.5", then the total laptop width (if the screen is 16:9) will almost certainly be bigger than that. Like I said, my primary workspace is limited strictly to a max of 11 inches.

.......Unless you knew that and I'm completely misunderstanding you. Which, mind you, is definitely a possibility. Lol. So, I'm sorry if that's the case and I humbly would ask you to elaborate. ;)

Ah. In that case, I think I'm gonna steer clear of Macs. I'm not at all familiar with post-2013 Macs in the first place, and I definitely don't know enough to fiddle around with its firmware security settings (or any firmware security settings, for that matter).

Hey no worries!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Not the screen width. The laptop width. The total space I have to work with is exactly 11 inches wide.

(I didn't have a ruler, so I used a 3-hole punch, which has the zero point in the center, and spreads out 5½ inches in each direction, resulting in a total width of 11 inches.)

Thanks for the tip! Sounds promising!

Honestly, why should it be paid at all when it's free on desktop? That doesn't make sense to me.

Looking it up, that is...not a bad idea.

Thanks, friend.

This amuses me.

It doesn't really surprise me, but it does amuse me.

Thank you for brightening up my week a bit. I've had a wisdom tooth removed and have been in a lot of pain, so my past two weeks have sucked.

Don't Chromebooks require doing "something something chroot" or whatever to get Linux installed on it? Or has that not been the case since 2013? Because my last Chromebook was in 2013 and it was a pain in my (sadly not yet open-source) ass to install and set-up.