This is called a Thinkpad. I'm running Debian on a Thinkpad at work, this work great... except for a few points. It's always a bit harder to integrate with th

This is called a Thinkpad. I'm running Debian on a Thinkpad at work, this work great... except for a few points. It's always a bit harder to integrate with the rest of the internal infrastructure: * AD integration in your favorite email client to have auto-completion on emails is a bit tedious * Exchange calendars are also annoying * Mounting (and, first, finding) the windows shares can a bit tedious * Password renewal is not integrated that well It works, but it takes a few hours to figure out and configure. And sometimes you are just stuck with Windows/OS X because of a specific piece of software (for example in my case, the video conferencing tool we are using). I never used a truly Linux only environment in professional context, I always had a Windows VM also.