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I'm so frustrated that they (and IBM as the previous manufacturer of ThinkPads) didn't officially offer any laptops with no OS, or with Linux, most of the time
by schoen 6y ago
I'm so frustrated that they (and IBM as the previous manufacturer of ThinkPads) didn't officially offer any laptops with no OS, or with Linux, most of the time for the past two decades in the U.S. Sometimes they did in other countries or for large corporate purchases, but not for individual purchases.
I'm sure IBM and Lenovo both knew how popular ThinkPads are with Linux users.
- CrankyBear 6y agoI'm just glad Lenovo is finally getting its Linux desktop act together. Besides Ubuntu, they're making it easier to get Fedora and RHEL now.