distro. Their warranty.Marketing and Media
Clips of the machines we actually ship.
The Linux Laptop Company
Name-brand laptops. Linux already on them. Guesswork is our job. Not yours.
East Coast shop
The bench. Not a studio.
The Linux Laptop wallpaper, and the machines we actually put Linux on.
On the bench
Desktop coming up. The wallpaper behind it is ours.
Omarchy, lid already open
Wordmark, then the Hyprland desktop. Same machine. No mockup.
Hyprland on the bench
The desktop is the one that booted on that panel.
Hyprland, on the screen
Same install, framed on the glass.
Short — wallpaper and the machine
Tall cut. Wallpaper up, the machine on the bench.
Short — the install
The same Omarchy pass, framed for a phone.
September 2026
No Wireless Device Detected
A neglected Asus with no radio, then a name-brand Dell whose Wi-Fi is already up.
Classroom
Midwest fluorescent light. Rows of Dell and HP machines on the same Ubuntu desktop. Penguin on the chalkboard.
Packing bench, USA
Foam, tape, a Linux card, a UPS-ready box. The last six seconds are thelinuxlaptop.com.
Standing desk
Denver apartment. USB-C seats, then the external display comes up.
Rain commute
Passenger seat, rain on the glass, a map tile and a terminal.
Bedroom LOQ
Game on the glass, then a small radio check: wlan0 connected, bluez connected, 3 passed.
@TheLinuxLaptop
The same clips, on the channel.
Name-brand laptops. Linux already on them.
Kitchen, commute, desk, café, bedroom, lab, hinge, packing bench. Then thelinuxlaptop.com for six seconds. File is ready to upload.
No Wireless Device Detected.
An Asus that will not see the radio. Then a name-brand Linux laptop that does. Brand name, brand new, Linux laptops that just work.
I just wanted headphones.
Linux on a random HP. Bluetooth gone. DKMS at 4 p.m. Then a name-brand machine whose radios already work.
I almost bought another MacBook.
Saturday install. Secure Boot, firmware, a dead webcam. Then a Dell that already had Ubuntu; we ensure compatibility and test the radios, warranty still Dell’s.
Lid open, kitchen
A new Lenovo on a worn oak table. Ubuntu when the lid opens. No setup wizard.
ThinkPad commute
Rain on the glass. Maps and a terminal. The TrackPoint still works.
Engineer desk
A Dell on a standing desk. Fedora already on the glass. USB-C, then work.
Café, Linux Mint
An Acer in a neighborhood café. Mint on the screen. Wi-Fi full. Call still running.
Teen, Bazzite
A Lenovo LOQ in a bedroom. Game, then a terminal. RGB off on purpose.
Classroom
A lab of Dell and HP machines. Ubuntu, identical, boring in a good way.
The hinge
Hardware you can take to Lenovo. Not a no-name box.
thelinuxlaptop.com
Packed in the USA. Name-brand chassis. Your distro. Their warranty.