The DIY Framework Wi-Fi Expansion Card described in the post

The DIY Framework Wi-Fi Expansion Card connected to the laptop

A screenshot of GNOME Settings showing the Wi-Fi interface, with the one provided by the DIY Expansion Card being visible and selected

I've made a DIY Framework Wi-Fi expansion card from scrap electronics! :neobot:

The Wi-Fi board was scavanged from an old and long dead tablet. After desoldering, testing it and noticing that it was connected internally via USB 2.0, I've hooked it to an USB-C […]

[Original post on wetdry.world]

#framework13 replacement/repair bits arrived after considerable amounts of customs/duties fin-angering. I need to decide whether to bother trying the QCM865 wireless card I relegated to test SBC again when I do the swap of Motherboard over or sticking with trusty mt7922/25's

HDMI (3rd Gen) Expansion Card The HDMI (3rd Gen) Expansion Card has been reoptimized to reduce system power consumption, improving battery life. Supports HDMI 2.0b for resolutions up to 4k 60Hz, along with audio output. You can use multiple simultaneously to handle additional monitors, up to the number your processor supports.

Half shocked to find the #framework13 USB-C to HDMI expansion card worked on a Mac book, saving the day in a #mozfest2025 session.

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I thought it would work but never tried it before. The power of open hardware, people take note!

I am having major battery issues on my #Framework13 since I updated #Fedora43 . Anyone else? Tips?

#Fedora #Framework

A laptop screen displaying an emergency mode message. The text indicates that the system cannot access the console because the root account is locked. Instructions for rebooting and viewing system logs are provided, with a prompt to press Enter to continue.

So I have come to my first #Linux rite of passage - I delved too deep into the terminal and messed something up. The culprit was trying to mount the drive for @mailbox_org (using instructions way over my head) to @fedora on my @frameworkcomputer.

I'll try to fix it […]

[Original post on mas.to]

a laptop and a coffee against a stained glass window

it's me and my flat white against the world
29/09/2024

PS: no i don't use windows anymore

#framework #framework13

Sent from my #framework13 btw..

2 frame.work 13 Notebooks zusammengeklappt am Schreibtisch

2 frame.work 13 aufgeklappt am Schreibtisch

Ich scheine das Konzept von n+1 auch mit frame.work 13 Notebooks fortzusetzen.
Habe jetzt eines zusätzlich als Firmengerät bekommen.

#framework13

Katze sitzend am framework Laptop

Härte-Test für das framework.

#CatsOfFediverse #catsofmastodon #framework13

The only problem I've had with my #framework13 bezel is that it comes off easily enough for me to figet. I just can't help myself!!!

@frameworkcomputer what do I do T_T

Right, so, I now have a recovery image, and the @frameworkcomputer laptop will boot from the recovery image on a USB drive. I can decrypt and mount my root disk, and check it over; it seems undamaged. But when I try to boot without the recovery USB drive, after […]

[Original post on mastodon.scot]

Running a full AI suite without a giant GPU? This guide shows how I did it on a #Framework13 laptop using only the CPU. The goal was to build a powerful and private solution on accessible hardware.

bit.ly/3UWqoN6

#DIY #AI #Ollama #Linux #SelfHosted

Katze liegt auf der Tastatur eines Framework-Laptops wo der Login-Screen der Linux-Distribution Elementary OS auf die Anmeldung wartet. Die Katze kennt offensichtlich das Passwort nicht.

Hilfe, mein Computer wurde beschlagnahmt.

#CatsOfMastodon #framework13 #ElementaryOS

After a month of daily use I gotta say I'm quite satisfied with Framework 13.

‣ It can do 10 day uptime which beats Lattitude 5410 that locked up pretty much every day. Possibly USB and/or temperature related. Framework failed to wake up from sleep twice, once possibly due to NFS-related […]

Giving GNOME a chance on my new Framework 13 laptop. Last time I tried it was around 7 years ago, and it's much better than I remember!

But some ridiculous things keep popping up — like the fact that I can't adjust the touchpad scroll speed. How is this still not a thing?! 🤦

#GNOME #framework13

My Cleanest Gaming Setup Ever

My Cleanest Gaming Setup Ever
youtube.com/watch?v=ktu5...

> Thanks to Vernal for sponsoring this video and sending us the base for this build!
#LTT #LinusTechTips #Framework13 #deskComputer #CleanSetup #VernalDesk via @linusmediagroup.com @frame.work

Ubuntuu Linux's about screenshot with memory and cpu stats

Upgraded my #framework13 laptop to 64gig of memory in under 5 minutes while sitting on the sofa.

Seriously don't think I can go back to a non-self repairable laptops now. If I didn't have the Pixel 9 pro, I think the #Fairphone would be next.

cat lying on laptop

Cat likes my #framework13 laptop.

#CatsOfFediverse #catsofmastodon

@frameworkcomputer Any updates on Coreboot support? Heard it was "low on the priority list" but that was years ago if I recall correctly. Would love to get Libreboot (or just Coreboot) working on my fw16. Thank you!

#framework #FrameworkLaptop #framework16 #framework13 #framework12 #coreboot […]

Das neue #framework13 habe ich so langsam fertig aufgesetzt.

Heute habe ich das Videoschnitt-Programm #kdenlive ausprobiert.

Als Ergebnis hab ich mein Montagevideo von den neuen #schwalbe valve #clik Ventilen auf #peertube gestellt.

https://tube.graz.social/w/sWDEqxhkySGViieKWnUok4 […]

I tested different linux distros for my new #framework13 .
Xubuntu 24.04 -> doesn't worked
Lubuntu 24.04 -> worked, but not stable
Ubuntu 24.04 -> worked
Debian 12.0 -> doesn't worked
Mint 22.1 -> doesn't worked
Kubuntu 25.04-> worked

I'll choose Kubuntu 25.04.
Like the UI and I use the […]

I've just replaced the keyboard of the input cover of my #FrameworkLaptop and I haven't lost a single screw (neither physically nor mentally)

#ama #framework13

Bug #2089159 “upgrade from 24.04 LTS to 24.10 reinstalled snap v...” : Bugs : firefox package : Ubuntu Under 24.04 LTS I'd installed FireFox via https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-firefox-linux# and removed the Snap version I ran the standard upgrade steps from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OracularUpgrades/Kubuntu At the end of install, before reboot, "snap list" shows the firefox Snap is now back, and there is a "firefox" package installed. The /etc/apt/preferences.d/mozilla file is still there. I suspect this is because 3rd party packages are disabled during upgrade, so th...

So far, no issues with #kubuntu 25.04 on #framework 13" AMD

The upgrade tried to force the broken #Firefox snap on me again though: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+...

#linux #ubuntu #framework13 #mozilla

Finally LIVE! Ripping apart my laptop for fun and profit! twitch.tv/lovemakeshare
#framework13 #opensource #pcbuilding #righttorepair #twitch #twitchstreamer #maker

Blog post (not by me) about running #FreeBSD on a @frameworkcomputer #Framework13 #AMD #Ryzen notebook: https://xyinn.org/blog/freebsd/framework_laptop

#Framework

Framework svela PC Desktop e laptop con AMD Ryzen AI
#AMD #Computer #Desktop #Framework #Framework12 #Framework13 #FrameworkDesktop #Laptop #Notizie #Novità #PC #RyzenAI #TechNews #Tecnologia
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I bought a #Framework13 and glad I did. But did I buy too early?

I bought a Framework 13, heres my early thoughts As part of my redudancy I needed rethink my computer setup at home. For the longest time I have used my work laptop as mine. It fits with the blur of work and personal life. Although I did run Ubuntu on the Dell XPS 13 and had pretty much complete admin control to it. Ultimately I needed to give it back and wipe it clean using Dban of course, meaning I needed to pick a personal laptop. As Dell has dropped the XPS 13 range, now was a good time to switch to Framework. There has been a few times when I considered one. Once when my laptop bag strap broke as I was crossing the road and squashed the cornder. It didn’t smash the screen or damage the USB C port luckily. Anyway I clearly remember a conversation with Cory Doctorow who I was hosting for his new book at the time, he showed me how cheap and easy it was to replace the audiojack, USB C’s and just being able to replace every aspect of it. I was pretty much sold but it wasn’t till about a 18 months later when the reality set in that I should actually buy one. I did a ton of research and asked peoples views including Andy Piper and found the only disadvantage is advance configurations and the firmware doesn’t get updated as quickly as other laptops. Nothing major. With that I opted for the Framework 13 DIY Edition (Intel Core Ultra Series 1). I bought the most amount of memory (1x 32gig DIMM) and storage (4tb) my budget would take on Amazon then put it all together. It wasn’t difficult but I was very careful as I didn’t want to cause any problems for myself. I’d say it was easier than building PCs in the past but more fiddly. I choose Intel, mainly because I had problems with AMD and Linux in the past. Maybe this was a legacy mistake but its done now. Once it was put togther, I installed Ubuntu on it giving the silly amount of storage I have 100gig of swap (mainly for when I do get another 32gig Dimm) Its been a few days and honestly its a great machine.I have had problems mainly with Ubuntu and moving things between the Dell and Framwork. Ubuntu defaulted to Wayland and Unity cruff. I couldn’t get Appimages to work and moving mainly to Flatpaks required a lot of permission tweaking. The laptop its self is good but large compared to the XPS 13, it only just fits into my laptop bag. The keys are taller than what I’m use to but the trackpad feels great. I think Ideally I would have a black graphine body rather than the silver. It reminds me of the Mac books. Weirdly the fan does come on sometimes (like old mac books) and its a bit noisy but I’ll get to the bottom of it in time. I really like the expansion ports which there are 4 of. I thought the audio jack was also on an expansion port but its built in. The screen suporised me as I have very good eye sight and opted for the 2.5k screen with a max resolution of 2880px x 1920px at 120hz! I have mine set to 60hz to save on battery. Talking of which its been great at about 8-9 hours with the battary limited to 80% in the bios. To be fair replacing the battery isn’t a problem with the Framework laptop, when it gets low after lots of use. This is a good buy and glad I went this route, although maybe I bought too soon… the 12 inch looks good but would I replace my Raspberry Pi 5 desktop for the desktop framework unlikely.

I bought a #Framework13 and glad I did. But did I buy too early?

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The #UCL buildings in #Stratford are only like a year or two old, but the outlets in the teaching rooms are under awkwardly-placed floor plates. There are tables with all sorts of good outlets in the group study areas and even in the rectory (although those have not survived long), but nothing […]

Anyone here who uses the #Framework16 laptop? Do you recommend it as a work laptop? Are there any downsides?

#Framework #FrameworkLaptop #Framework13