LINUX | FEDORA 36 on the FRAMEWORK Laptop | Installation, First Steps, Verdict | Awesome combo!

The Framework Laptop deserves a great operating system. So I asked myself: What happens if we combine the best laptop with one of the best Linux distros out there? Let's find out how to install Fedora 36 on the Framework Laptop, and go through the first steps to be done.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Installation
03:13 - Base Configuration
04:07 - Customization
05:30 - Gnome Tweaks
06:36 - System Update
07:57 - Fingerprint Setup
09:22 - Resource Utilization
10:19 - Disk Utilization
10:43 - Neofetch
11:19 - My Verdict
12:11 - What do YOU think?

Let me know your thoughts and your experience with the Framework Laptop and Fedora 36 in the comments below. What does work? What does not? How is the battery life in your experience? How is the fingerprint scanner working?

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[coegj]

As soon as I can verify that MX Linux works with this laptop I will have one coming my way. Good video, thanks.

[benacker]

I've been running mostly Debian/Ubuntu and their flavors since 2010. Last year switched to Fedora Workstation and in my opinion it's much better thought of than Ubuntu, call me crazy but I can notice the difference how much snappier and quicker everything is.

[PhilNavidson]

You say battery life is "appropriate". How many hours of document and web-based usage does that mean?