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A. But are they supported and is that a meaningful question? B. I am not bashing anything Linux because I don't hate it in the slightest. C. Did you read the parent I responded to? That comment makes two claims and tries to establish an analogous relation and that does not work the way the author wanted. That was also my reply.
So you missed the point of that post, you missed the point of mine and you strawmanned me :)
I don’t have to double check Apple machines. And anything with a Windows sticker works with Windows.
Some Linux distro should explicitly support some line of laptops. Literally “buy these models because we will 100% support them”.
Like PopOS from System 76?
Dell or Lenovo has international presence and if something goes wrong with the hardware, support exists.
Laptops supported by Linux provides neither.