Are you saying the Thinkpad is a bad laptop? I'm a bit confused. I also have the 5th edition (my first new Linux laptop) and I can't even begin to say how happ

Are you saying the Thinkpad is a bad laptop? I'm a bit confused. I also have the 5th edition (my first new Linux laptop) and I can't even begin to say how happy with it I've been. Setting up all my UIs and learning how to use Linux as a "User" not an "Administrator" has been a lot of fun. I now start the network instinctively with a quick terminal command (fish history is great). I quickly got used to (and now much prefer) a tiling window manager like i3. And above all, I've gotten used to the extra work of reading through changes to packages as they come in with Arch. This laptop feels "just right" as a recent Apple user. It's got that anti-apple vibe, without feeling like a crap piece of plastic. Now all Lenovo/Linux needs to do is match Apple's trackpad feel, and I'll call this is wash.