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Lenovo did the same in the early days at least, they were very aware of having to produce high compatibility laptops. Not so much for the point of open source b
by NiklasMort 9y ago
Lenovo did the same in the early days at least, they were very aware of having to produce high compatibility laptops. Not so much for the point of open source but for business usage which sometimes required non-windows OS's.
But sure I applaud Dell. The world should rid of Windows.
- castle-bravo 9y agoNo longer, apparently. A colleague if mine has had some headaches with ubuntu on his legion Y520, including no wifi connectivity at work. My T430 has no problems though.
- pritambaral 9y agoAFAIK, the Y-series line is not a ThinkPad line. What the parent said applied to the ThinkPad line, which is treated differently by Lenovo to their consumer lines.