I'm using a ThinkPad T450s, which isn't the latest model but performs decently. I'm looking for a Linux distribution that offers a good mix of customization and performance. My laptop has an Intel Core i5 processor. If you need any more specific details, feel free to ask!
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From my experience, Lenovo laptops work really well with Linux. If you're new to it, go for beginner-friendly distros like Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, or Linux Mint. These have large communities, so help is easy to find. Just keep in mind the RAM in your device—less than 8GB might be a bit slow on Ubuntu, but Mint tends to run smoother.
Kubuntu is a solid choice if you're looking for something both user-friendly and customizable.
For a lightweight option, try AntiX. If you want something neat and straightforward, LMDE is a good pick too.
I'd recommend Linux Mint. The Cinnamon version is easy to use, but if performance is key for you, try the XFCE version.
Honestly, most Linux distros are customizable and perform well across various hardware. The choice really comes down to how frequently you want updates, how much maintenance you're willing to do, and what software comes pre-installed. I'd just pick one of the commonly recommended ones and see how it goes!
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