I'm looking forward to their Virgo laptops, which will be designed and manufactured in-house instead of being rebadged Sager/Clevo laptops. If they're able to pair high-quality hardware with a high quality Linux desktop experience, I think a lot of developers will switch over.

Too late for me. The framework is doing everything I need and I hope that I never ever get to buy another full laptop.

I use their os on an old xps 13, and it's fully replaced ubuntu (I hate snaps!) as my go to distribution. It's pretty flawless.

I do hope they take the time to fully iron out the bugs on cosmic before making it the default. I was an early wayland adopter but after facing issue after issue, I eventually realized that the jump from xorg to wayland was all about making the developers life easier, with little to any benefit to me as an end user.

Yeah as I recall they simply buy a well known laptop from Asia and rebrand it (as a lot of other companies do), at least the first ones were not developed by them at all.

What does "from Asia" mean? All laptops I'm aware of are built in Asia.