In this buying guide, you will get to know about the best 5 Linux-based laptops that are available in the market right now.

Linux is growing day=by-day and many users are shifting towards it. This has led to the popularity of many companies that specifically sell Linux-based laptops.

Apart from that many big companies like Dell, Lenovo, HP, Huawei, etc are providing Linux alternatives to their customers. Here is my list of the top Linux-based laptops that you can buy right now.

1. Tuxedo Pulse 15

Tuxedo is a German company that is famous for making high-end Linux based computer. The Tuxedo Pulse is a very popular laptop that the company make.

Tusedo Pulse 15 Linux based laptop

2. System76 Lemur Pro

The System76 by far the most popular Linux computer maker as they have the goodwill for really awesome hardware and software. The company has done a good job in making a Linux distribution and custom coreboot.

System76 Lemur Pro a Linux-based laptop

3. Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition

This is by far the very popular development laptop out there as the company. Dell is continuing to make Linux compatible laptops.

Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition - A linux based laptop specifically build for development

4. KDE Slimbook 3 (3rd Gen)

KDE has a big fan-base and these guys have have built a Linux slimbook. It’s a power house.

KDE Slimbook 3 Linux based laptop

5. Librem 14 – Laptop with the kill switches

World famous company for privacy conscious products and services. This is by far the most secure available laptop out there. I mean, it has hardware kill-switches.

Librem 14 a privacy conscious linux based laptop

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Conclusion

So that’s it on the 5 top Linux-based laptops. Hope you liked it. Let me know what you think about it in the comments and subscribe to the LinuxH2O Youtube channel. Till then, keep enjoying Linux.