New Laptop with modern LL? NO man!

[MohamedKhaled]

Here is the thing. When you buy a brand new computer, It does not matter which operating system
you install into it - your new system must obey the OS, which is - in many cases - years behind
your shining new hardware.
This is one very good reason to use older hardware (5-10 years old or so), since people who make
device drivers and such for those chips and motherboards, have had enough time to
fine-tune every little detail.
And that is why LL, which is an OS for "older hardware" runs so fast and smooth in these older laptops.
The drivers are finally ready!   But people who buy their laptops now, will need to wait a good amount
of time until their new hardware has good software support.
A new computer is of course a new computer, it has it's benefits and it will probably run LL crazy fast and smooth.
However, there is no way out of the fact that their capacity must wait until the software catches up.

Wait what .... do you have any sources for what you are saying ,
you know that you're carrying people away from Linux by saying this and even if what you are saying about drivers is true doesn't that mean that windows will suffer from the same problem as that drivers wont be ready i mean windows use generic drivers which in my case runs my screen at 1024x768 (iam talking about video drivers) while Linux open drivers runs my screen at its normal 1280x800 so i think that in that case Linux is better also many well known chipset makers create drivers for their chipsets even before unveiling it .. i know that you say that the drivers aren't still updated enough but basically for anyone who ever tried Linux you are basically saying DON'T BUY NEW LAPTOPS WAIT FOR THEM TO GET A LITTLE BIT OLD which is of course wrong
PS OS doesn't work with chipsets or in other words drivers that way i can create an OS and if people at nvidia find that my os is popular enough they just find a way to make their GPU work with my OS . i do nothing on my part at least nothing related to the drivers this is why if you faced any problem in windows you will face it in Ubuntu etc.
PSS don't take it personal i just think that many people will get carried away by what you said im sure that there's some true facts in your post