[kinduff]

I am really excited about this laptop but I'm reading reviews like this a lot more now that they are delivering.

Their community forum has a lot of users asking for solutions for the problems you mentioned and even Linux compatibility issues.

I really hope they fix these issues too. A friend made a joke, which I find hilarious: "you can always replace all the parts that are failing, isn't that the point?".

[freedomben]

I was an early user and I've run into a couple of problems on mine, but Framework does a good job getting information out there and fixing things. Much better experience than I've had with other vendors where once it ships that's it.

[kinduff]

That's what I'm seeing too, and I want to trust them. Can't wait for them to ship to my country, will order one for sure.

[uwuemu]

It's not about trust. They can have all good intentions in the world, but still fail. Because as Elon says: "The extreme difficulty of scaling production of new technology is not well understood. It’s 1000% to 10,000% harder than making a few prototypes. The machine that makes the machine is vastly harder than the machine itself."

[cutemonster]

Yes, for example, compare a Fab with a laptop

(Fab = Semiconductor fabrication plant, in case anyone didn't know)

[dymk]

That’s because if they didn’t fix these issues, they’d not have the chance to ship another product.

[freedomben]

Incentives are aligned! that's great!