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    The new Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition is the little Linux laptop that can

    by ALEX CAMPBELL Mar 10, 2017 4 minutes

    INSTALLING LINUX ON a laptop is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to adoption of the OS. After all, taking a perfectly good PC, nuking Windows, and replacing it with an unfamiliar OS can seem a lot like performing open-heart surgery to an inexperienced user. When you take into account that there are precious few laptops with Linux preinstalled, it’s no wonder that desktop Linux adoption numbers are so grim. (There are other reasons too, but I won’t go into those here.)

    One of the few laptops to come correct with a Linux OS is Dell’s XPS 13 Developer Edition (). I got a chance to benchmark the 2015 model () a few months ago, and

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