> GNU/Linux doesn't work well, and... It never has. Not once.
Those from the past didn't fall under a Linux certification program though. That seems to be a main point of the rant:
> And you take risks too. When you sell “certified” ThinkPads with Linux, do you understand you are actually certifying that this machine will run correctly with drivers written by people who had to guess how the hardware should be used because vendors like you didn’t properly document it in the first place? Isn’t this mind-boggling?
Those from the past didn't fall under a Linux certification program though. That seems to be a main point of the rant:
> And you take risks too. When you sell “certified” ThinkPads with Linux, do you understand you are actually certifying that this machine will run correctly with drivers written by people who had to guess how the hardware should be used because vendors like you didn’t properly document it in the first place? Isn’t this mind-boggling?