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Ubuntu certifies most Thinkpads: https://certification.ubuntu.com/desktop/models?vendors=Lenovo&page=4 https://certification.ubuntu.com/desktop/models?vendors=
by diffeomorphism 7y ago
Ubuntu certifies most Thinkpads:
https://certification.ubuntu.com/desktop/models?vendors=Lenovo&page=4 https://certification.ubuntu.com/desktop/models?vendors=Leno...
I currently have an X1 Yoga (3rd), where Lenovo messed up modern standby on both windows and linux. Luckily they have since added standard S3 as an option in the UEFI settings.
Everything else works out of the box except the fingerprint reader. Battery life is comparable.
> I would seriously consider switching my work machine to any laptop/distro combination that would get closer to the experience one has on MacOS
In my experience hackintoshes are pretty annoying and quite far from "close enough to be productive" out of the box. Or were you comparing with a laptop where your OS of choice is preinstalled? Then "without spending time on tweaks" is trivially true; someone else did that for you already.
- tga 7y agoTo clarify, I was talking about the experience you get using MacOS on a Mac, definitely not a Hackintosh. Of course this is due to Apple (in most part) fully supporting all (their) hardware.