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> If you pick Ubuntu, any issues usually aren't too hard to fix. I've tried various distros on my laptop (Thinkpad W500) but I was seriously impressed when Ubu
by epsylon 13y ago
> If you pick Ubuntu, any issues usually aren't too hard to fix.
I've tried various distros on my laptop (Thinkpad W500) but I was seriously impressed when Ubuntu had everything working (including WiFi and ACPI key bindings) out of the box.
- ciclista 13y agoCheck out Linux Mint as well, I've been using it as my main distro for some months now. It's based on Ubuntu, but very clean and easy.
- jzelinskie 13y agoThinkpads have been officially Ubuntu certified for years now. They are probably the best laptop you can buy for GNU/Linux that doesn't have it already pre-installed.