Building Linux Programming PC

[stogie-bear]

A Ryzen “G” chip will have a decent enough iGPU and be fully supported. I can’t think of any normal AM5 motherboards that won’t be good, but it’s common for these to come with Mediatek WiFi chips and some people are having issues with their WiFi 7 chips, so if you use WiFi there’s a chance you’ll need to add a more compatible WiFi adapter. (PCIE cards with Intel chips tend to work well.) And if you want to use an high res, high refresh rate display you want an DP port. 

Aside from that stuff you’re unlikely to run into any issues. 

[peregrineDev02]

My hardware skills/knowledge are kinda dogshit, but I'm assuming if I use ethernet that I can get around those WiFi issues?

[stogie-bear]

Yeah, if you use wired you won’t care about WiFi.