Just got my Intel 13th gen and swapped the hard drive from my old lenovo into the framework (which was a breeze), the only extra thing I had to do was add i915.enable_psr=0 to /etc/grub/default which I had to do on the lenovo too (seems to be a common thing with intel graphics). It stops weird graphical glitches.
This may not be a requirement for a clean install which I may get around to trying at some point.
Another minor tweak which was suggested by support is to enable deep sleep by adding:
mem_sleep_default=deep to /etc/default/grub
Tip: If you use an Android phone, you can switch it to the “USB tethering” connection mode to make it an Ethernet network.
Here are two about:config set of parameters you can try :
mousewheel.acceleration.start = 0 instead of -1
mousewheel.default.delta_multiplier_y = 25 instead of 100
Trackpad scroll is a bit fast ; mousewheel scroll is a bit slow.
mousewheel.acceleration.start = 0 instead of -1
mousewheel.acceleration.factor = 1 or 2 instead of 10
mousewheel.default.delta_multiplier_y = 25 instead of 100
Trackpad scroll is better, but mousewheel scroll is very slow.
I use these values on my Framework 12th gen Intel, but they should work on 13th gen Intel too.
Cobus.
+1 for this topic. Im using Debian on Huawei Matebook X Pro for 4 years now, and I can definitively say that Debian offers me the best developer experience I had.
I hope that by the time my current laptop dies, all small issues left will have found a solution, so that I won’t have any doubts about migrating to Framework.
Thanks everyone for the research you did until now 
I hope so too. I mentioned earlier in the thread that I had this issue, and I am using Proxmox 8. I ended up using a USB hub (Realktek 8153a) with ethernet as a workaround, but now even that does not want to work properly. I am now getting random USB driver crashes that make my framework/coolermaster homelab (I use web/ssh, no display) inaccessible without rebooting. Syslog highlights: r8152 2-4.4:1.0 enx00e04c65137d: stop submitting intr, status -71 USB disconnect device # 2 USB disconnect, device #3 vmbr0 = disabled state device enx00 left promiscuous mode ← then it sees a new usb device and connects, but at the end of loading the device it renames it from eth0, and since the internet is bound to eth0, I lose all access, forcing me to force-reboot the system to regain ethernet.
Hey there, this message to say that I’m still interested into this. Did anything change since lastest updates of Framework’s hardware ?
Howdy Antoine. I don’t have disconnect issues anymore using this adapter: https://a.co/d/6QwAUaP. Not sure what changed though. That said, I can confirm that presently Proxmox kernel 6.2 (8.2.5 - Proxmox VE Kernel - Proxmox VE) still does not work with the Framework ethernet adapter (r8152 controller).
Thanks for the reply ! I will give a try to Framework laptop in the coming year in that case 