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Ty for all the pointers and information. Definitely something I'll seriously consider when I get around to getting the laptop. I also have an irl friend who I meet with quite frequently who is very into linux, iirc he was doing something steam and proton just the other day. As for what I meant with the coding, linux as far as I could tell is a much more involved process with the os and the programs, so learning some basic coding could help when trying to troubleshoot and the such. Also do you know if there are good 3d modeling softwares on linux ( i dont mean for animation, more designing models and prints)? This was one of the reasons im upgrading my laptop for context.

For 3D modelling, Blender is a given. Not sure what people use outside of that as that is already plenty and then some for the very little I need

Blender is very good, but it isnt designed around engineering or architecture, so other softwares are able to fill that niche very effectively, and im sure there are other similar cases unrelated to engineering.

Ah, you’re looking more for CAD stuff, now I get it. I know stuff exists but not really what’s good, I’m afraid. Not really my area =P

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yeah dw, i should really do more of my own research on that sort of thing