This is how i use it on my arch system.
Modifying Logind Configuration
Edit the logind.conf File:
Open a terminal.
Type sudo nano /etc/systemd/logind.conf (you can replace nano with your preferred text editor).
You might need to enter your password.
Modify the HandleLidSwitch Setting:
In the logind.conf file, look for the line #HandleLidSwitch=suspend.
Remove the # at the beginning of the line to uncomment it.
Change suspend to ignore. So it should look like this: HandleLidSwitch=ignore.
Save the file and exit the text editor (Ctrl + O, Enter, and then Ctrl + X for nano).
Restart systemd-logind Service:
In the terminal, type sudo systemctl restart systemd-logind.
This will apply the changes without needing to reboot.

At this stage i would say any linux distro until the kernel gets more optimisation with the new AMD cpu, but i run Arch BTW.

Thats not correct the eDP connector is not a standard one, at least the pin-out wise. https://community.frame.work/t/framework-internal-display-connector-to-dp-port/24034/4

Oh, I don’t want the SSD to die. Transcoding to ram and caching Rclone with buffer to ram also. Have at least 10 users to share with my Plex.

Make sure you get a box that can be upgraded to at least 32GB, made that mistake got the beelink s12 pro, not enough with 16GB.