Any suggestions on a laptop for a dev? I hope to dual boot Windows and Linux. Any suggestions are appreciated! 😃

I use debian testing singleboot. Its stable and actual enough for me.

Use asus, best experience so far

Lenovo Thinkpad T460/560

XPS 13 - 16gb - 512 SSD. You can't go wrong.

Little but maybe already known tip: set the system clock of windows to UTC in the registry to avoid timezone headaches.

I dualboot Kubuntu (Ubuntu with KDE) and Windows 10 on my Lenovo Flex 3, i7 edition

Thats true had a lot of then actually thought windows had no sense of time ! @darksideplease

There are two several ways some of them are, partition the disk and use a VM. Any laptop with a SSD 128+ will suffice.

Lenovo ideapad y700 or wait until CES 2017 when new laptops are released

Am i the only one that uses MacBook Pro for dev? 😊

@zpook probably not but booting windows and Linux in a crap book pro? Doesn't sound right

What kind of dev? Of you are a game dev look at the Lenovo y series. Good bang for your buck

The Lenovo T-series is robust. I use an old T520.

How about T440s?

Lenovo thinkpad X1 carbon(kinda old) or dell xps 13

@ddulic I'm actually a student right now so I've been doing a variety of different things. I also work in IT for a local credit union. I write scripts and do some web development.

@Drekt I've been looking at the XPS 13. It seems nice and 512gb SSD is enough to give both OS's enough space.

@ethan it's a killer laptop. Got mine a few weeks back and love it. Storage is changeable so you can bump it up to 1TB if needed, future proof with a USB type c port and its a 13 inch laptop in the body of an 11 inch laptop. So easy to carry around all day. Only thing I would suggest. Get 16gb of ram as it is soldered on.

@jpichardo I'm doing all my coding in MacOS. I don't need Window or Linux.

@zpook that's cool, btw it was a joke (crap book), in fact I have several friends who do the same.