Lenovo is keeping to its promise of delivering more and more Linux laptops, and now the hardware giant is selling the ninth generation of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon notebook with the Fedora Linux or Ubuntu as default operating systems.
Last year in August, Lenovo was selling the ThinkPad X1 Gen 8 with Fedora Linux, but now you can buy the newer model, which features ultra-thin and ultra-light redesigned chassis, an impressive 16:10 display, a wider touchpad, and larger battery.
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