ThinkPad X13 Gen 2

You can run Asahi Linux on your M1. If you want something more flexible that will run whatever reasonable distro you want, look for a Thinkpad T, P, X1 or X13 (X9 is hit or miss on compatibility) that fits the budget. There are a lot on eBay because these are bought in large numbers by corporations

ThinkPad modelos X com 3/4 anos (ThinkPad X13 Gen 3 com 16GB RAM ou 32GB) recondicionado é o sweet spot, deve custar prai 600/800 e se precisares trocas e metes uma bateria nova. Intel ou AMD é parecido hoje em dia, fora pá jogar aí AMD tem um GPU melhor. Os modelos X são pequenos e leves, 14". Pode

Regardless of whether it's the old version or the new version, SCP keeps trying to offer me the Snapdragon X driver for my Thinkpad x13 Gen1 with 8cx Gen 3, which is not compatible.

Gut instinct haha, could've been any de with stock gnome but I just smell fedora. I've been using fedora on my x13 gen 4 for a while now as well, and no way am I installing windows ever again lol. 3.5 watts reading pdf compared to windows 7 watts, with 0 advanced tweaks or "special" settings. Never

I have a x13 gen 4 7540u, normal discharge rate (browser, pdf) is around 4-5 watts, and 2 watts on idle, ON LINUX. The same workload on windows is around 8 watts. Hence I suggest you give Linux a try, since I'm not sure whether your chip is just as optimised as mine.

I don’t know what creative work you do but does Linux have the software you need? If yes, check out Thinkpad Yoga / 2-in-1 models. Not Lenovo Yoga but Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga - Thinkpad has better Linux compatibility. They come in X1 (14”, highest end), X13 (13”, high end) and T14 (workhorse).

You can find ex-lease machines from Lenovo, Dell, etc. Same machine, lower price, shorter warranty. A counterpoint to that is my X13 Gen4 has had 2 warranty claims in the last 3 years...yes I bought it new with extended warranty. (Fans started seizing up, took 2 months to get replacements; currently

Hi, I just bought two computer from leasing return. A X13 gen1 with AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750U and 32GB of ram for 499€. this little machine runs very well on linux mint. it even has thunderbolt and connets to modern docking stations. it is powerful enough for CAd as well. Last year i bought a T16 gen 2

Tried a lot of stuff to debloat windows on my x13 gen 3 - 16GB ram and 1TB upgraded ssd, to no avail. Only had to use it for one course and then I headed back to pop_os! Which is snappy as ever

I think you'll be fine with a T440p or T540p for light use, if you put one of the quad core CPU's in it and run Mint or LMDE. If you want to tinker with it. Cost might not make sense though depending on what you can get them for. I've had a T440p since it was new in 2014, upgraded it over time with