In this episode, we delve into the world of repairable and upgradable Linux laptops and why they may be a better choice for consumers in 2024. Our host discusses how companies have been training us to accept inferior, non-upgradable products that lock us into expensive ecosystems. He introduces the Framework laptop as a potential alternative, highlighting its customizable and repairable features. We explore the benefits of being able to upgrade components, choose ports, and participate in a marketplace for swapping parts. The episode also touches on the advantages of using Linux over commercial operating systems like Windows and macOS, which may include unwanted features and partnerships. While acknowledging the learning curve associated with Linux, our host argues that it's time for consumers to consider repairable and upgradable devices to become more productive, efficient, and knowledgeable. Join us as we examine the potential shift towards Linux laptops and the importance of continuous improvement in our personal computing choices.