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I’ve been daily-driving Fedora on an Ryzen 5 Thinkpad E14 gen. 2 for almost two years; it works flawlessly except for some issues with how the Bluetooth and pow
by bagful 3y ago
I’ve been daily-driving Fedora on an Ryzen 5 Thinkpad E14 gen. 2 for almost two years; it works flawlessly except for some issues with how the Bluetooth and power management interact with the laptop on battery power. The lack of a metallic skeleton makes the E14 quite a bit flimsier than proper Thinkpads, but it being a sub-$1k laptop this is acceptable for me.
That said, having finished my undergrad with that laptop, I am in the market for a new one as I embark on my master’s - so an article (and associated comment section) like this is just what I’ve been waiting for!
- binkHN 3y agoI love my E14 Gen 2. It’s actually sturdier than some of my other ThinkPads and I bought it on a whim with the explicit purpose of running ChromeOS Flex—works flawlessly.