Framework Computer
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Aug 30, 2026
Computer Corner August 29, 2026
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9:01Gene MitchellHOST
Meanwhile, closer to home for us consumers, Valve sent out a warning to Steam Machine buyers in Europe about the hack of a distributor.
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9:13Gene MitchellHOST
Meanwhile, modular PC maker Framework lost personal information on all customers after an exploit of Metabase, the partner who hosted the data.
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9:27Gene MitchellHOST
A neuroscientist has warned classworm screens are harming kids' ability to learn.
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9:35Gene MitchellHOST
Smarter classrooms lead to less learning, and I would agree with that.
Episode 27: X2 Mini Pro Impressions, Xbox Ally X20 Pricing, Bazzite Deck 44 & More
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21:29Sean HollisterGUEST
look is spending three weeks investigating before saying anything in public about it.
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21:36Sean HollisterGUEST
It would be very nice if Lenovo would say – so Framework, the modular laptop company, around the same time, maybe a few days before I published this story, they had a bad BIOS update that was bricking their systems.
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21:51Sean HollisterGUEST
And they came out and said effectively, if this is our fault, we will fix it out of warranty.
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21:59Sean HollisterGUEST
And I get that you can't just say if you're a company, you can't just say we will fix everybody's systems like people will come to you who, you know, I believe most people are good people and will and truthful.
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23:49Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
Right.
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23:50Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
I think it always it's always a question of, OK, well, what does the company do about it like that? That's that's where it really matters.
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23:57Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
And like you said, Framework, you know, a company like Framework has a good track record.
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24:01Adam Patrick MurrayHOST
Lenovo, you know, I mean, it's like.
Linux After Dark – Episode 129
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15:47MaeHOST
The laptop, you can definitely tell that you're using something older.
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15:50MaeHOST
I'm used to the Framework laptop with an 11th Gen i7 in it.
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15:54MaeHOST
And I can tell.
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15:56MaeHOST
Things like opening Firefox in the first place, or opening the Bitwarden extension inside of Firefox, it's noticeably slower.
Intelligent Machines 885: Get on the Butter Box
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11:39Christina WarrenHOST
Obviously, A-
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11:39Leo LaporteHOST
You and I have a Framework desktop.
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11:41Christina WarrenHOST
We do.
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11:41Christina WarrenHOST
We do.
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11:46Christina WarrenHOST
Um, it's not as fast.
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11:47Christina WarrenHOST
It's, it's, it's much slower bandwidth, but you can still do a lot with it, and that was, again, that was a machine that I bought.
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11:54Christina WarrenHOST
Also, I will disclose I am an investor, uh, in Framework.
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11:56Christina WarrenHOST
[laughs] Not a lot of money, but, but I, I am a, an investor.
IM 885: Get on the Butter Box - Can Local AI Models Outperform Frontier Labs?
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11:39Christina WarrenHOST
Which is AMD.
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11:39Leo LaporteHOST
You and I have a Framework-
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11:41Christina WarrenHOST
We do
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11:41Leo LaporteHOST
... desktop.
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11:46Christina WarrenHOST
Um, it's not as fast.
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11:47Christina WarrenHOST
It's, it's, it's much slower bandwidth, but you can still do a lot with it, and that was, again, that was a machine that I bought.
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11:54Christina WarrenHOST
Also, I will disclose I am an investor, uh, in Framework.
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11:56Christina WarrenHOST
[laughs] Not a lot of money, but, but I, I am a, an investor.
Fired By Robots Podcast - Episode 14: Testing Omarchy & GrokBot
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14:54Pawel KarniejHOST
I just-- I thought, okay, maybe, uh, is there something, uh, I should do? Uh, and is there something maybe I could try? And for me, like, this, uh, uh...
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15:07Pawel KarniejHOST
And there are those, uh, laptops, computers, like for example, uh, I, uh, Framework desktop, I was think- I think I was talking about la-last week.
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15:16Pawel KarniejHOST
They have really great machines, and, uh, I think that would, uh, be a really, uh, good idea for me to, like, uh, keep my MacBook, like, just to build, uh, iOS applications.
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15:33Pawel KarniejHOST
Uh, I'll, uh, I'll still have those, and I'll keep on them.
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16:42Pawel KarniejHOST
And, uh, now, okay, uh, maybe that could be enough for me, but, uh, uh, I still have issues with, uh, my daily d-driver, and I don't have, like, the second desktop, like you mentioned, you use for streaming.
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16:58Pawel KarniejHOST
And for me, I w- I was thinking, okay, I, I will probably not buy another MacBook right now or another, uh, or a MacBook Mini.
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17:09Pawel KarniejHOST
I would rather buy a, like, Framework desktop, uh, computer where I'll in-install Linux and potentially will add a dual system setup where I can, like, switch between Linux and, uh, Windows.
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17:22Pawel KarniejHOST
Is that something that you did on your, on your, uh, desktop?
354: Linux 7.2, Linux Hits 10% Market Share, AUR Update, Fedora on Framework, KDE LTS, & more Linux news
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0:11Michael TunnellHOST
Arch Linux has announced some changes they're making to the way the AUR works because of the latest malware attacks, plus there's some big KDE news to talk about this week.
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0:19Michael TunnellHOST
KDE is bringing back the LTS support with a much bigger bulletproof KDE approach, and Framework has announced the next edition of the Framework Laptop 12, and it's coming with KDE pre-installed with Fedora KDE.
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0:33Michael TunnellHOST
There is a lot happening in the Linux world right now, and some of these stories get pretty wild.
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0:37Michael TunnellHOST
So let's jump into your source for Linux GNews and see what's happened this week in Linux.
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14:02Michael TunnellHOST
Kubuntu Focus is committing more than $100,000 over three years to fund development and infrastructure for Plasma 6.6 LTS.
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14:11Michael TunnellHOST
But unlike KDE's previous LTS releases, this doesn't stop at Plasma.
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14:15Michael TunnellHOST
They're also maintaining KDE Framework 6.24 and the KDE Gear 25.12 applications, with bug fixes and security fixes back-ported across the KDE stack.
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14:26Michael TunnellHOST
There are also new continuous integration systems specifically testing these older versions against Kubuntu 26.04 LTS.
Episode 13: Amp Modelers Are Dead, Long Live Amp Modelers
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4:29StephenHOST
So this is the Gen 14.
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4:31StephenHOST
And this is my, I'm not getting a Framework 13 Pro.
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4:37StephenHOST
I'm going to get this instead kind of maneuver.
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4:42StephenHOST
I suppose, full disclosure, I do sell Lenovo and I am a partner of Lenovo.
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4:47StephenHOST
So I sell a lot of their goods, but this 14th gen decided to become far more iFixit friendly, I'll say.
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4:58StephenHOST
I'm sure I haven't really actually looked at the iFixit ratings, but the whole chassis and everything else is now quite a bit more user serviceable.
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5:09StephenHOST
So it used to be you have to used to pick the keyboard off and it came off in a piece and then some of them you had to go through the whole bottom to take the keyboard off and everything else but in the gen 14 and if you're used to seeing a framework 13 come apart it's magnetic and so as soon as you release the screws on the bottom you can pop this off but where i'm going with this is that For me, this machine, other than the RAM, because that's soldered, is just as serviceable as the Framework 13, albeit I will never be able to upgrade the whole main board and everything else to go to whatever generation after this.
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5:49AlexHOST
You can call someone to your house with a service contract to come and fix it next day, though.
Untitled Linux Show 267: I Used To Be Cool
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27:09Jonathan BennettHOST
I, yeah, I'll give it a try sometime.
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27:10Jonathan BennettHOST
Maybe, maybe when the new, I guess it depends upon the timing here, but when the new Framework 13 Pl- Pro comes in, I may throw OmarchI on that just to start with.
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27:20Jonathan BennettHOST
Um-
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27:20Jeff MassieHOST
Oh, there you go.
Omarchy Foundation Gets $8 Million From Dell, Stripe, Cloudflare, Others
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2:21Bryan LundukeHOST
I mean, this literally just happened earlier today.
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2:24Bryan LundukeHOST
I don't have it in front of me, but if you go to my ex account, the Lunduk Journal on X, just at Lunduk Journal, you'll see a couple of posts about this where a Red Hat employee and a free desktop.org like code of conduct committee member was just like yesterday attacking DHH and Framework Computer and basically anything related to Omarchi Linux as Nazis and fascists and just going after them, right? And this is some of the bigwigs of the computer industry saying, I don't care.
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3:01Bryan LundukeHOST
I'm just going to invest in cool software.
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3:04Bryan LundukeHOST
And all the people who are freaking out and calling each other names, well, they can just sit this one out.
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