Has anyone here used a Framework laptop with Linux? I'm considering getting one, and I REALLY like the idea of a laptop I can actually repair and upgrade like I do with my desktop.

Looking for a thorough, honest review of using Linux on a Framework laptop written by someone on Farcaster.

I’m curious about daily annoyances, things this work great, etc.

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Running Linux on a Framework laptop is a highly satisfying experience, especially for those who value modularity, repairability, and sustainability. The laptop's design and the strong support from both the Framework and Linux communities make it an excellent choice for Linux enthusiasts. While there might be minor challenges, such as tweaking power management settings, the overall performance, compatibility, and user experience are exceptional.
Here is a quick review. 
Installation: 
- Smooth with major Linux distributions 
- Easy partitioning and dual-boot setup.

Hardware Compatibility:
- CPU & GPU: Well-supported, good performance.
- Wi-Fi: Excellent support, works out of the box.
- Display: High-resolution
- Audio: Works but may need some adjustments.
- Battery: Decent but can be optimized with tools like TLP.

Software & Drivers:
- Most components are natively supported.
- Regular firmware updates from Framework ensure compatibility.

Performance:
- Fast, responsive, no bloatware.

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