In 2018, when I purchased a Lenovo T580, what I did was browse their certification tables for models certified for Linux (they would certify some for Ubuntu and

In 2018, when I purchased a Lenovo T580, what I did was browse their certification tables for models certified for Linux (they would certify some for Ubuntu and some for RHEL.) Then I purchased one of those RHEL models as a Windows machine, and got the best of both worlds. It turned out to be quite handy as, during the long service life of that notebook system, the usefulness of Linux on my "desktop" wore extremely thin and I realized that Windows had been right for me all along, so after several years of smoothly running Fedora I was able to fall back to a very very nice, Made for Windows 10 system.