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Most computers with an Intel GPU are fine. The ThinkPad series is very popular and thus well-supported — note that I am only talking about the “original” series
by secure 14y ago
Most computers with an Intel GPU are fine. The ThinkPad series is very popular and thus well-supported — note that I am only talking about the “original” series, i.e. ThinkPad X and T, e.g. the X230 or T430.
Personally, I am running a ThinkPad X200 since 2008 with nearly no software problems.
- mrmonkington 14y agoAgree! Thinkpad T-series for me have had good graphics support, good power management, and all the 'special' keys work as intended with major distros. They seem to recondition well and there are loads of 410 and 420 models on ebay.
- vaidik 14y agoAgree. ThinkPad series is really good for Linux.
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- adnanh 14y agoMy Edge 13 version with AMD had issues with fan control and overheating. Also, graphic card drivers were bad compared to Windows :/
- argonz 14y agoSecond this, graphics-driver is an issue under Mint. Apart from this the E335 is wonderful.
- keithpeter 14y agoAgreed. Recycled ThinkPad X200s with Intel on board graphics, everything works, I'm running Kubuntu 12.10 at present. This hardware has worked with CentOS 6.x as well.
- ciupicri 14y agoSpeaking of Thinkpad http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
- nsm 14y agoanother +1. I'm on a x230 with SSD and everything is flawless.
- codemonkeymike 14y agoI have a thinkpad T430, everything on it works even the function keys!