Linux on the Fujitsu Lifebook U729
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- The Fujitsu Lifebook U729 runs Linux flawlessly with all hardware working out of the box.
- The only difficulty was disabling Secure Boot, which required installing Windows 11, updating Fujitsu drivers and BIOS via DeskUpdate, then disabling it in the new BIOS.
- The laptop comes with Absolute Persistence spyware, which can be disabled in the BIOS.
- The laptop is lightweight (1.1kg), solid, has good keyboard, good battery life, and offers excellent value at 250 AUD.
- It works well with NixOS; tested features include WiFi, Bluetooth, sound, display brightness, touchscreen, and webcam.