When you get a laptop as a Linux user, the first step is going to be to flash it with your Linux distro of choice. However, there are laptops that come pre-instlaled with Linux. These can range from budget laptops that are only made cheaper by not requiring Windows, to powerhouses that are made for software engineers and gamers. So, I am going to go over three of the best Linux laptops.
This is cool.
Tiny little nitpicky thing (sorry!): it’s “Serval” and not “Several”.
But still, cool!
Thanks for picking up on that. I always accept constrictive criticism. Im going to fix that right now.
Edit: It should be fixed
It’s also “Purism”, not “Pursim”, and “pre-installed” instead of “pre-instlaled”. You may want to install a spell checker software into the program you write those texts with, e.g. a VSCodium addon or LibreOffice’s integrated spellcheck.