Enclosure System76 - Thelio. A chassis that thinks outside the box.

[3lfk1ng]

Check out our article about System76's Thelio chassis and let us know your thoughts below.

My experience has left me curious to see what else their ambitious team will come up with next and hope you enjoyed the read!

You can find the article on our homepage or by clicking on the following link:

System76 – Thelio. A chassis that thinks outside the box.

This is going to be a unique article for us in that this is more of a showcase and not a review. This sample was paid for out of pocket and like all our articles, will remain unbiased to a fault. As far as I am aware, there are only two ITX computer case manufactures … Read more…

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[Soul_Est]

Thank you very much for covering this @3lfk1ng . System76 are definitely doing some great things in the open-source software and open-source hardware spaces. I followed the launch of Thelio and it is something different altogether to see the end-product as you've shown it here. Bravo.

 

[3lfk1ng]

Awesome, super happy to see someone appreciate it, thank you.

For me, I was extremely pleased to see how quickly such a small company was able to improve their design based on community feedback, in such a short time. They definitely are listening to their fans.

I use Pop!_OS so I was happy to help share more about their team. They are doing some great thing and their upcoming 20.04 release is looking pretty solid!

 

[_ONE_]

It's a wonderful article, I have to admit that I loved the text inside the box and the postal card.

I will definitely include that in my next project ( I had the idea of a business card with a cute message on it, but yeah, a postal card might be actually better)

Thanks again for this!

 

[iFreilicht]

Gotta love System76, their philosophy seems to be the perfect blend between Open Source enthusiasm, engineering skill and design affinity. Loved the write-up and all the little details you pointed out. This is a lovely system.

 

[Eiszahn]

I love the design of this case, especially the wooden/coloured side panel. I am a bit concerned about airflow/temps though. There seem to be only open areas at the bottom and back (depending on the model)? Sure the visualization on their page makes sense but at a quick glance I have not seen any temperature measurements?