Comments on Profile Post by MichaeLeroy

  1. MichaeLeroy
    MichaeLeroy
    The Lemur Pro, https://system76.com/laptops/lemur, is a nice little machine, but its tiny downward firing speakers are a joke. This will probably be my excuse to check out the new for me territory of wireless HPs.
    Jul 5, 2020
  2. Deep Funk
    Deep Funk
    Is the Dragonfly Amp/DAC compatible? There was talk about that.
    Jul 5, 2020
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  3. fraggler
    fraggler
    Are you sure the bluetooth included is good? I know mine is awful which is why I ended up with an ES100.
    Jul 5, 2020
  4. MichaeLeroy
    MichaeLeroy
    @Deep Funk I have no personal experience with any Dragonfly, but my general experience with DACs on linux and a quick check of Linux forums point to excellent compatibility. When I have a chance, I'll try this machine with my iFi mini BL. I'm listening to Vanatoo zeros using BT right now, with good results. Pairing was easy and latency is much lower than I have experienced with other devices.
    Jul 5, 2020
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  5. Deep Funk
    Deep Funk
    Linux Ultrabook, I must check those out.
    Jul 5, 2020
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  6. Gazny
    Gazny
    You can enable LDAC on most linux laptops.
    Jul 5, 2020
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  7. MichaeLeroy
    MichaeLeroy
    @Deep Funk I've only had this Lemur Pro for a few days and so far so good: quiet and great battery life when used like a chromebook, with good UI. The fan does kick in when used for more serious work, but it a lot less shrill than typical of small notebooks. Perhaps not as sexy as an XPS 13 developer edition, but unlike Dell, System 76 sweats the details of drivers, so everything just works.
    Jul 5, 2020
  8. MichaeLeroy
    MichaeLeroy
    @Gazny, thanks for pointing that out. Probably thanks to android, Sony made open source LDAC drivers available, if unavailable in the kernel, the driver can be used via pulseaudio-modules-bt. Good deal either way.
    Jul 5, 2020