ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 10

Waren sie. Nur gerade nicht, weil Apple seine Einkäufe lange im voraus plant und Lieferanten unter Druck setzt. Ich habe mein TP X1 Carbon 12th Gen im Maximalausbau (Oled, 64GB RAM, 4TB Storage, H195) für ~2.6k vor etwa 2 Jahren regulär via Lenovo gekauft. Für den Preis hätte ich mir vielleicht ein

There's nothing quite like Apple computers out there but there are competing ones where you get different trade-offs. Look into Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon for lightweight high-end laptop or ThinkPad T14 for something repairable. Both of these work with Linux and Windows and are amazing devices.

Thinkpad, aber nicht bei dem Laden in Hannover. Google selber, lies die Rezensionen.Ansonsten sind die Kisten geil unter Linux! Habe heute mal 2! externe Monitore sowie USB Maus und Tastatur an mein X1 Carbon Gen 10 angeschlossen, works like a charm! Bei mir läuft Fedora.

personally, of my thinkpads, including an x260, t480s, t14 gen 2, p14 gen 5 amd, p16 gen 3 intel, and x1 carbon gen 10, i prefer the x260 and x1 carbon for feel, size, linux/bsd compatibility, battery life, and keyboard. for processing, the p16 gen 3 has the 155h (22 threads), whereas the x1 has a 1

I use Debian on my x1 carbon gen 10. I was using Debian 12 for the longest time. Updated to Debian 13 a month ago. It’s very reliable and stable. kde alone makes it a worthwhile upgrade over gnome with Ubuntu imo The only downside to Debian is that they don’t update things often, so it may not be th

That doesn’t sound normal. I’ve been using my x1 carbon gen 10 every day for the past 3 years. It has the i5 1240p and the low power display. I used to get 7-9 hours of battery and now I get 5-7 hours with 83% battery health. I’m using kde with Debian and it uses like 4W idle with several browser ta

Get a current or last gen MacBook Air with 32GB of memory and at least 1Tb of storage. Adobe programs like Ps and Illustrator are memory heavy multi-threaded workloads, you could get away with 16gb but with 32 it will last you 5 years easy. Currently that would be about $3k after tax. Right now is l

I own an M2 MacBook Air and a Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 13. macOS is a refined operating system that Windows should have aspired to be. Open and close the lid, and the OS is instantly ready to go. It sips battery life while in sleep mode, so the next day when I’m ready to work, I simply lift the lid and

I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen 8 on eBay and it has been great. You can get a Gen 6 to Gen 8 for under $300. I personally use LM 22.3 Cinnamon but I have tried an ungodly amount of distros using a usb drive and they all worked great!

I've been using 43 Gnome from the day it came out. I have had zero issues. Although it's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 10 which is generally well supported. I would say, start with 42. In a few months upgrade to 43. That's what I would do as a new user to Linux.