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Thinkpads have matte (upto 4k) displays, very good Linux support and are around 2000 USD/EUR.

• owl57 4y ago
  > very good Linux support Writing this from a X1 Gen9, I wouldn't call the following "very good". Not sure if it's already fixed in new firmware (and couldn't google the support forum right away), but I had to * switch sleep mode to stop it from getting hot while asleep; * disable touchpad in BIOS to stop it from spinning fans while awake — great for me because I don't like it anyway and vastly prefer the trackpoint, but people not used to this consistently go wtf while trying to show something on my laptop.
  • madduci 4y ago
    I have a ThinkPad E595 with Ryzen 7 3700U and it has wonderful Linux support
  • inslee1 4y ago
    I had some of these issues with the 5.17.x kernels but once I switched to Fedora 36 and 5.18.x, and updated the BIOS, the situation improved dramatically and sleep was fixed. Never had the touchpad issue though.