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My old uni laptop was a Lenovo ThinkPad running a Windows/Linux dual boot. If i were to go to university again today i would probably go with a Lenovo again but ditch Windows altogether. You don't need Windows for university work, and especially if you are in a scientific field like i was everyone is using Linux anyway. Lenovo has pretty good price-performance ratio and generally does not force manufacturer specific software on you like many others do. I am not very familiar with the new models though, the last time i bought a laptop is over ten years ago. You would have to do some research and decide what criteria you are looking for and what your budget is.
How do I install Linux?
The same way you install any other OS. Find the version you want... Mint, Ubuntu, Debian, or whichever fits what you're looking for, download it and make a bootable disc or USB drive, boot your computer from the bootable media and follow the installation instructions.
What do you think is the best Linux OS?
For me? Whichever one is most beginner friendly. Because i'm a noob with Linux and don't really care enough to put in the time to learn it in depth, so I just want things to work out-of-the-box and have an easy GUI.
For you? Which one is "the best" for you depends on what you want to do with it and what your preferences are. Just do a quick online search and you will find plenty of opinions and recommendations.
Red Star OS
I feel like you missed 4 very specifc words here that go hand in hand with a linuxified thinkpad...
I may be too old to understand what you are referring to.
Say it with me!
I use arch btw
^(I'm not entirely sure this is what they meant)^
Ah. I see. No, i didn't use arch. I just googled what the most beginner friendly distro is and went with that.
this is exactly what I mean
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