If you buy new hardware it usually requires more work to get working than
hardware that is say 2 years old and is already fully supported. Bear in mind
that even with Ubuntu you will usually need to use a non long term release if
you have new hardware which means you will need to update to a new version
every few months so it's much more hassle than simply buying a 2 year old
computer. And the newer computer will probably only be marginally faster for
most tasks anyway, but the headache of setting it up isn't worth it.
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