Kudos to Lenovo for offering it, and really kudos to Lenovo for apparently using stock equipment that allows it: >[...] Lenovo is making use of a stock Fedora

Kudos to Lenovo for offering it, and really kudos to Lenovo for apparently using stock equipment that allows it: >[...] Lenovo is making use of a stock Fedora Workstation installation without any vendor customizations but will be relying upon the existing Fedora/FESCo processes should any changes be needed moving forward. In particular as I recall Dell Linux laptops require at minimum a wifi board swap to something Linux supported. Nothing against other unix distributions but as someone who uses RedHat systems all day long, it's appealing to have an upstream workstation on Fedora to see what features may be coming next in your distribution and also what issues you may run into at work. RHEL 8 is arguably closer to Fedora than say MacOS or Ubuntu.