Trudeau should respond by addressing Trump as 'convicted felon'.

You don't "rival" the Steam Deck with better hardware alone.

"trade tensions"?! The US is quite literally the biggest threat to Canada right now and they're calling it "trade tensions"! Grow some balls and stop playing nice for fuck's sake.

And I don't want to have to install an addon just so that I can find and mute/close some random tab that's playing unwanted sounds.

Been testing the the smaller one (Qwen3.5-35B-A3B) with OpenCode for the last couple of hours and I'm very impressed! Still too early to say for sure, but I may actually prefer it over gpt-oss-120b and qwen3-coder-next despite it being much smaller.

Fedora Silverblue 41.

I mean you're not wrong, but women aren't much better. If this man runs for office tomorrow, 50% of women would probably vote for him.

CPU is AMD Ryzen AI 7 PRO 360. It's too early to form an opinion about battery life, but so far it seems promising. As we speak the battery life is 67% and it shows 7 hours remaining. This is on Linux mind you, and I'm not doing anything heavy. Will report back tomorrow.

How dare she!

1980x1200. Yes it's 16:10. It's 60hz only if you're wondering. I like the screen. Colors are vibrant and blacks are deep.

LOL. I use Linux so it's pretty useless to me. At least they didn't remove the right control key to make room for it like they did in the new X1 Carbon! I'll probably find a good use for it by mapping it to some shortcut or modifier.

Yes. Will be running Fedora Silverblue 41.

Does it support per-user systemd services?

I did consider Framework, but I decided to go with ThinkPad for the trackpoint, keyboard, and build quality.

This isn't my first AMD laptop. I prefer AMD for the iGPU. Although Intel is now catching up in that aspect. So for current gen CPUs I don't really have a strong preference. If the T14s gen 6 was available with Intel CPU I would've gone with that for the slightly better iGPU.

Under Linux (Kernel 6.11.8), everything works flawlessly out of the box. The only issue I noticed is that the fan runs constantly. The CPU temp could be as low as 36 degrees and the fan would still be running at 2400 RPM. It's not loud or anything though. Not sure if this is related to the Platform Profile in the kernel, or it's a bios issue. Either way, I hope it gets fixed eventually.

No, not without opening up the laptop.

I ran some benchmarks to check the performance and the CPU wattage. In Cinebnech R23 10 mins run I got 10935. Temp at the end of the 10 mins run was 73. So I suspected it wasn't pushing as hard as it could then I found a "smart cooling" setting in the bios. After disabling that I got around 1200. Could still be better because the CPU temp was the same in the end.

CPU package power as reported by hwinfo64, settles at 22w after around 4 minutes. Before that it stays between 26-28 watt with CPU temp in the mid 80's. Then it settles at 22 watt (with CPU temp at 73 degrees). So it seems to be that the cooling system is capable of running this at at least 25w sustained. I'm hoping a bios update down the line will take advantage of the thermal headroom.

What I'm saying is that I actually like the mute button and I don't understand why some are so upset about it. Your post doesn't help to clarify other saying you already have an addon that serves a similar purpose.

Looks like a solid model based on my limited testing. Though tool calls frequently fail with "JSON parse error" in longer sessions in OpenCode and llama.cpp. Hoping that will be addressed soon.

I approve.