[perryh2]

It looks awesome. I am definitely going to purchase a 14" Lunar Lake laptop from either Asus (Zenbook S14) or Lenovo (Yoga Slim). I really like my 14" MBP form factor and these look like they would be great for running Linux.

[jjmarr]

I constantly get graphical glitches on my Zenbook Duo 2024. Would recommend against going Intel if you want to use Linux.

[skavi]

Intel has historically been pretty great at Linux support. Especially for peripherals like WiFi cards and GPUs.

[silisili]

I get them also in my Lunar Lake NUC. Usually in the browser, and presents as missing/choppy text oddly enough. Annoying but not really a deal breaker. Hoping it sorts out in the next couple kernel updates.

[gigatexal]

Give it some time. Probably needs updated drivers, intel and Linux have been rock solid for me too. If your hardware is really new it’s likely a kernel and time issue. 6.12 or 6.13 should have everything sorted.

[amanzi]

I'm really curious about how well they run Linux. e.g. will the NPU work under Linux in the same way it does on Windows? Or does it require specific drivers? Same with the batter life - if there a Windows-specific driver that helps with this, or can we expect the same under Linux?

[ac29]

You can look at the NPU software stack here:

https://github.com/intel/linux-npu-driver/blob/main/docs/ove...

The Linux driver is specific to Linux, but the software on top of that like oneAPI and OpenVINO are cross platform I think.

[wmf]

All NPUs require drivers. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-Linux-NPU-Driver-1.5

[formerly_proven]

I’d wait for LG honestly