Alright Sup Forumsoys, I got a T420s and I wanna dual-boot Win10 with some Linux distro. My main focuses are battery life, stability and essentially just a smooth feeling that Windows sorta fails to deliver. I still gotta keep Windows 10 because muh oldschool games.
So what distro would you recommend to a Linux beginner? Inb4 >install gentoo
Robert Ortiz
Ubuntu
Jaxson Phillips
Trisquel is ubuntu without the bloat so it will run faster.
Tyler Diaz
Any alternatives that have been maintained past 2014?
Xavier Rogers
Just Werks
Just add RPMFusion and gtg
Anthony Myers
mint or solus
but don't get solus, don't be a kevin
Logan Myers
You can migrate more recent Ubuntu builds to Trisquel.
Jack Evans
Pick fedora.
Eli Russell
Ubuntu, but right now shit is in flux, so just go for one of the big non-Gnome Flavors
Matthew Young
macOS
It runs flawlessly on the T420, dunno about the T420s but shouldn't be that different.
Nolan Baker
OS X. T420 is perfect for hackintosh.
Caleb Young
Arch Linux. Don't listen to the other faggots here. User Arch Linux. I'm now typing this on Arch Linux, which is the Linux distro I use Arch Linux.
Parker Campbell
I am sorry sir I couldn't quite understand what Linux distribution you are using. Would you be so kind as to clarify once again?
Luke Howard
Just got a T430, only linux experience inb4 is Ubuntu. Installed Mint, (dualboot win7) like it better so far. Difference to me is appearance.
Connor Campbell
doesn't work with my wlan card
Cameron Diaz
I use Fedora GNU+systemd
Ryder Rogers
Mint
Thomas Cooper
OpenBSD
Kevin Young
I'm going to have to agree with this. I personally had a fuckload of issues with Ubuntu this release. Fedora's worked really well for me, on the other hand.
Leo Collins
But does the wifi work? Talking about the non-free firmware boogeyman