Framework’s ultra-repairable PCs are, by their nature, open platforms. So it seemed strange for the company’s founder and CEO, Nirav Patel, to call its latest “Pro”-level Framework Laptop with its new choice of open-source OS “the MacBook Pro for Linux users.” Instead, you should see Framework as pushing the envelope of what we expect from PCs. Sure, the Framework Laptop 13 Pro is supposed to offer a better build quality than the company’s past 13-inch laptops with a full CNC aluminum chassis and a new haptic trackpad. Whether it’s up to Apple’s standard is still to be determined. If the comparison is battery life, the Framework Laptop 13 Pro should be able to hit more than 20 hours in battery rundown tests, close to what Apple says you get on the latest M5 MacBook Pro . The new Pro-level Framework uses the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips , which offer comparable longevity in laptops. But let’s be clear, the better comparison between Framework and other laptops is with today’s Windows PCs.…