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Thanks, I should have thought of this before. Used System76 laptops are a great idea, and I'm sure I can find spare parts.
I don't like how Chromebooks restrict me from running a different OS (especially in the newer generations), but other than that, yes they are a great idea.
I have nothing but good things to say about system76. They are everything we wanted a Linux-focused hardware vendor to be. I've owned three of their laptops with no major issues.
Good luck, I hope you find something that works for you.
Do you use System76 laptops for work?
No, unfortunately I use the trash they give me for the job. Low end ThinkPads and Elitebooks.
So that's why it's nice to come back to a decent system at the end of the day.