Lenovo: No, we do not forbid the Linux installation

The computer manufacturer Lenovo sent us its official position in which stated that the company prohibits the installation of other operating systems besides it 10 which is already installed.lenovo

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We quote the e-mail that came to us:

As the #1 PC company in the world, we continue to focus on the added value we give to PC and create unique with innovative form factors, such as the Yoga series. Lenovo's consumer Windows PCs are specifically designed for and extensively tested on Windows 10. The Yoga 900 / 900S, whose διπλώνει 360 μοίρες, είναι ειδικά σχεδιασμένα για μεγιστοποίηση της τητας αφής των Windows 10. Ο σχεδιασμός των προϊόντων Yoga απαιτεί πολύ συγκεκριμένους, σύνθετους και μοναδικούς , which require even more testing to ensure peak performance on Windows 10. In order to best support Yoga products and the market-leading 360-degree folding design, we used a tester of storage units, which unfortunately is not supported by the Linux operating system and therefore does not allow its installation. In addition to the installation limitation imposed by the controller, other advanced features offered by Yoga's design may not work with current Linux products.

Lenovo does not deliberately prevent customers from using other operating systems, such as Linux, in Yoga products or any other device, and is fully committed to offering certifications and guidance to the Linux installation on a wide range of suitable products.

These products are listed on our support page:

https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd031426

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