Greetings,
One recommendation if you don't mind being the constructor, is a DIY laptop
from: http://mntmn.com/reform/
All Open source and modular
I believe runs FreeBSD
Take it apart, modify and upgrade it without regret
Repair it yourself with simple 3D printed parts and the hardware store
No mic
Since no one else has mentioned it yet. System76 specializes in making
Linux laptops.
They originally used only Ubuntu, but now they have an option for their own
Pop OS, which is based on Ubuntu. They have many models to choose from,
starting with tiny portable laptops and going up to desktop re
I've been pretty happy with my Lenovo Yogas ... both the 900 and c930. They
have USB3 ports which makes it possible to run USB3 radios like a USRP B2xx
or a LimeSDR. They do have integrated GPUs which work ok with beignet, and
therefor gr-fosphor. Upgrading the storage was easy: basically undo 6 or
: July 22, 2020 2:08 PMTo: discuss-gnuradio@gnu.orgSubject: laptop recommendations Hello, I’m looking to buy a linux laptop specifically for gnuradio with pybombs. Does anyone have specific hardware recommendations that work well or to avoid? Similarly, is it safe to use the most recent version of
Hi Noah,
As far as Ubuntu goes, before you purchase - check compatibility here:
https://certification.ubuntu.com/desktop
You might start out at 18.04 and try upgrading to see how things do, but if
it worked for 18.04 chances are you'll be okay on 20.04.
Pay close attention to the chipsets listed
The Dell XPS are really nice laptops. I'm using one right now, and I love
it. I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 and GNU Radio, and I got an Ettus USRP B210
and X310 connected up to it, and it's 100% solid. I definitely recommend
it. I'd also suggest that you run Ubuntu 20.04 to get all the latest
drivers an
Hello,
I’m looking to buy a linux laptop specifically for gnuradio with pybombs.
Does anyone have specific hardware recommendations that work well or to
avoid? Similarly, is it safe to use the most recent version of Ubuntu
(20.04 LTS)? I’ve been mostly considering Dells because of their extensive
John Stralka wrote:
Everything worked (including the built-in wireless network adapter)
Which reminds me: if you get a Dell laptop, do not get the Dell/Broadcom
wireless card, get the Intel wireless card. Easier to setup in linux.
Chris
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<< In any case, if anybody uses a laptop with ubuntu and gnuradio, I'd love
to know about it, because I need to buy a laptop for some testing.
Preferably something on the cheaper side, but not a 8 lbs brick. >> ... I have
successfully run basic GNU Radio flowgraphs with full 32 MB/s USB 2.0
con
Roshan Baliga wrote:
In any case, if anybody uses a laptop with ubuntu and gnuradio, I'd love
to know about it, because I need to buy a laptop for some testing.
Preferably something on the cheaper side, but not a 8 lbs brick.
I run GNU radio on a Dell M90 which is not cheap, but does a great
Eng. Firas wrote:
> Does the Laptop with intel Core 2 Due run ubuntu 7.04 64bit version (the
> Ubuntu AMD-64 Version)?
Yes.
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Roshan Baliga wrote:
> In any case, if anybody uses a laptop with ubuntu and gnuradio, I'd love
> to know about it, because I need to buy a laptop for some testing.
> Preferably something on the cheaper side, but not a 8 lbs brick.
Not cheap, but I use a Thinkpad T60 with Ubuntu 7.04 64-bit versi
Hi All,
I looked through the gnuradio archive, and couldn't find this topic, so
I'm posting.
Does anyone have a current recommendation for a laptop for use with
gnuradio? I've never had a problem with any desktop running Ubuntu
6.0.6, but the first laptop I tried (Dell Latitude D520) had rx
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