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Oh really ? Then you're lucky you don't have one of those "gaming laptop" especially the ASUS TUF models (I am not a gamer at all but yet i decided to get an asus Tuf505d) and believe me setting up Linux on it wasn't boring at all. I actually learnt a lot while doing it.

Because once you'll figure out why the wifi is shutting down every x minutes. You'll then have to find what's wrong with the Bluetooth who doesn't activate.

And of course at some point you'll want to connect an external monitor right ?

If you thought plugging an hdmi cable and pushing some keys would allow you to display your stuff on your projector... Well think again.

Don't get me wrong I love Linux.. I have been using it for the last 12 years (switched to Ubuntu recently)

While it's amazingly easy and smooth on my rpi4 (for my personnal use). It can be boringly complicated on some laptop brands