Ryzen 3 2200u laptop linux compatibility [duplicate]

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Do Ryzen 3 2200u laptops work without issues with stock install of Debian 9 or Ubuntu 18.04?



I do not want to install nor patch nor compile!



I have to choose between Core i3 6006u and Ryzen 3 2200u. I know that Intel SoCs work out of the box on Linux. So they seem like a safe choice.



Any experiences? Does anyone of you own a Ryzen3 laptop and tried Linux on it?




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    I do not want to install nor patch nor compile!



    I have to choose between Core i3 6006u and Ryzen 3 2200u. I know that Intel SoCs work out of the box on Linux. So they seem like a safe choice.



    Any experiences? Does anyone of you own a Ryzen3 laptop and tried Linux on it?




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      I do not want to install nor patch nor compile!



      I have to choose between Core i3 6006u and Ryzen 3 2200u. I know that Intel SoCs work out of the box on Linux. So they seem like a safe choice.



      Any experiences? Does anyone of you own a Ryzen3 laptop and tried Linux on it?




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      Do Ryzen 3 2200u laptops work without issues with stock install of Debian 9 or Ubuntu 18.04?



      I do not want to install nor patch nor compile!



      I have to choose between Core i3 6006u and Ryzen 3 2200u. I know that Intel SoCs work out of the box on Linux. So they seem like a safe choice.



      Any experiences? Does anyone of you own a Ryzen3 laptop and tried Linux on it?





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      • Do Ryzen 3 2200u laptops with Vega 3 work out of the box with major Linux distros? [closed]




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          I don't know if this helps you, but I have tried Debian(Kali-rolling) on a Tower with Ryzen3 2200. it worked without problems.






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