I run a Lenovo X1E, which is supposed to be Linux compatible. The Linux experience is bad though. The Lenovo device drivers are just an incomplete buggy mess.

I run a Lenovo X1E, which is supposed to be Linux compatible. The Linux experience is bad though. The Lenovo device drivers are just an incomplete buggy mess. For some reason, people on HN praise Lenovo for Linux compatibility, but in my experience it is quite a bad experience. Yet, every time I bring up this subject, there is someone commenting about how their T430 runs just fine on Linux. Newsflash: the T-series is a 20(!) year old laptop, build by IBM. Nowadays, the whole 'Linux compatible' thing with Lenovo seems like a marketing afterthought. My X1E is now a couple years old, and yet nobody at Lenovo bothered to provide any fixes for basic stuff like the ACPI driver.