> Alternatively, go for System76 or Entroware hardware. That hardware ships with Linux. In both cases, it ships with Ubuntu, and doesn't necessarily support L

> Alternatively, go for System76 or Entroware hardware. That hardware ships with Linux. In both cases, it ships with Ubuntu, and doesn't necessarily support Linux (or BSD) distros in general. I was able to install Debian on my old System76 laptop, but the graphics card and wireless networking have never been completely happy. Now that I'm upgrading, I'm going to get a zareason — I've been very happy with the desktop & laptop I've used from them already. I used to be an Ubuntu user, but it got progressively more difficult to customise my machine to run the way I want it to. I don't want GNOME or Unity: I run stumpwm. Tiling window managers are the future.