FWIW, I installed Ubuntu 25.04 when I received my Framework 13 (Ryzen 9 HX 370) on 22nd April, initially loads of issues, now “mostly” working. Note that I have to turn Wayland off as it is incompatible with several tools I use for work, so I don’t actually know if Wayland is any better.
There’s another thread here about the display lockups; TLDR is update /etc/default/grub
with:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“quiet splash amdgpu.dcdebugmask=0x610”
(others have reported that 0x10
also works, I don’t personally know what the difference is)
I’ve since also upgraded to kernel 6.14.4 (using mainline: https://kernel.ubuntu.com/mainline/v6.14.4/ ) that resolved a fair few issues, including dodgy WiFi connectivity issues.
I still get occasional crashes, I’ve noticed they’re mainly with videos (e.g. very occasionally watching YT videos in Firefox, or MS Teams in Firefox). As a workaround I now use MS Teams in Chrome. Note: I’ve only experienced these when docked to a Dell WD22TB4, so it MAY be related to that, I’ve not tracked it down tbh, as it no longer happens frequently enough to be too much of a pain.
In general, the laptop seems to run very hot, and the fans were spinning up a LOT. I’ve installed fw-fanctrl, and to make it easier to manage I have this Gnome extension to set the fan profile. The “Lazy” profile seems perfectly adequate.
I keep on top of my “Power Mode” setting a lot. I tend to run in “Power Saving” mode, the CPU doesn’t really go above 60 degrees, so fans rarely spin up anyway. If I need a bit more juice, I’ll switched to Balanced mode manually. I also set PercentageLow=98.0
in /etc/UPower/UPower.conf
so when I unplug it switches to “Power Saving” mode automatically so I don’t have to remember (although I get notifications when ANY device is below 98% now heh). snapd
is a PITA, randomy comes on and uses 100% cpu, sudo service snapd stop
fixes it. I plan on removing snaps entirely soon.
Apart from the above issues, my audio works fine, a couple games I’ve tried in Steam work fine, Bluetooth fine, WiFi fine (since I updated kernel). Battery life I get around 5hrs (although that is fairly intensive use developing a Java application with ~10 Docker containers).
Maybe 2025 will be the year of Linux on the Laptop 
Hope this helps anyway… 