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Another happy framework user. I have the AMD 13. The modularity allowed me to completely disassemble and clean/save the machine when my wife spilled an entire chai latte on a 1 week old computer. Fan can get a little loud, but the machine just works great and there's a great community around it.
I was so close to buying a Framework and put Linux on it, but unfortunately my job requires me to use macOS, so I got a MacBook. I read a lot about the noise caused by the single fan, but the I'd say it's worth it for the modular ports.
The MacBook's are damn good though, so it's not the end of the world for you.
Plus with Asahi they are pretty close to being a decent Linux machine too.
The M3 Pro doesn't support Asahi yet :(
But I'm glad they got the HDMI output to work. I'm so excited for the release, I'm gonna install it as soon as it drops. I don't necessarily need Thunderbolt, I just want some kind of video output. USB C display don't work at this time. I also love their solution for audio: the speaker safety daemon as well as the audio preprocessor.
I'm so excited, Asahi will be great, especially soon with KDE Plasma 6.
Those GitHub links are pretty cool actually.