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I'm not trying to deny your experiences, but sometimes you just have to accept the way the world is: there's no big company behind Linux support on laptops, so
by dnr 8y ago
I'm not trying to deny your experiences, but sometimes you just have to accept the way the world is: there's no big company behind Linux support on laptops, so you have to go where the most users are. If you want to use OSX, you buy macbooks. If you want to use Linux, you buy thinkpads. It's sad, I wish I had more hardware choice, but I accept that I don't. Windows users are the only ones that do.
For the record, I'm current using Ubuntu on an X1 carbon 4th gen and it has worked literally flawlessly since day 1, no issues with wifi, bluetooth, or sleep, and it has great battery life. My X220 before that was 98% perfect.
Thank you for reporting bugs, though!