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Best <$400 USD Ultrabook for Debian 12
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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I was rocking a revived Thinkpad W540 which probably cost me around that price after I upgraded everything I could. The only word of caution I'll give you if searching the used market is that older NVIDIA cards are deprecated by newer drivers on top of NVIDIA Optimus being a royal pain in the ass on Linux.