Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Review: Is this overhyped corporate garbage actually the ultimate Linux machine for basement dwellers?
My desk is covered in empty energy drink cans, my hair hasn't seen shampoo in a week, and my terminal is the only light source in this room. Let’s talk about the absolute holy grail of imageboard technology: the Lenovo ThinkPad. If you spend more than five minutes on any anonymous tech forum, you’ll see normies and corporate wagies drooling over this specific laptop line. They call it the ultimate business machine. Gross. But we, the intellectual elite of the internet, only care about one crucial question: What is the best Linux distro for ThinkPad X1 Carbon, and does it actually work out of the box? I bought a refurbished model with my lunch money, completely wiped the disgusting Windows partition, and spent a month testing it in my natural habitat (a pitch-black basement). Here is the unhinged, completely unfiltered ThinkPad X1 Carbon Linux hardware compatibility review you actually need. Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Linux Compatibility: The Honest Truth Let's debunk the corpo...