Hi everybody, I am Matthew Miller, I am the FDOR project leader and this is going to be a very exciting video today. I expect that if you're watching this video you already know a little bit about this, but just for background. About a year ago some of the people at Lenovo in the SyncPad team came to us at FDOR and said, we would like to ship a laptop that is running your operating system, how can we work together to do that? And so, fast forward to some time. Friday, we could go. Mark from Lenovo, let me know that it was finally going to go live on the website for orders. And so, I don't know if this is actually the first one, but I think it might be because I was reloading and reloading and then suddenly showed up and I ordered right away. So today, this package came to iPad with, if you look right here, can we zoom in on that? My wife is the camera operator today, thank you. It is actually with FDOR as the operating system here. So this is really exciting. Lenovo, of course, is the biggest manufacturer of PCs in the world. And this is the first time FDOR has shipped out of the box no modifications on a major computer vendor ever. I know there are some smaller companies selling systems with FDOR. Awesome. I love you. Let's talk more about more collaboration. But this is also very exciting. This is a really big deal for FDOR and for Linux in general. So let's open this up and see what it's like by popular demand and unboxing video. The seal is opened. That's pretty. Wow, look at that little fan's box. Too bad there's not FDOR stickers on here, but very, very nice looking. [( quite a big 9 cm of belt anyway.)85 chopsticks. I got some stuff in there. Nothing says, Fedora Linux on here. Setup guide. It doesn't say Windows either, so that's something. All right. I got the fancy screen and that comes with a fancy carbon fiber case here as well. Good. All right. Let's turn it around this way. We're very shiny. Let's see if there's any work. Where's the power button on this? Serious. Ha. All right. Looks like we're going to have to plug it in. Let's see. Can you see it? Fedora. Here, turn the screen brings up. How about that? Yes, that helps a lot. This is a beautiful screen. We're on the Wi-Fi. Privacy. Album reporting on because that's how we contribute back to make things better. No online accounts. About me. Matthew Miller. My username is not all that spelled out. Of course, my username is Matt D.M. That's word typing on the screen. It's not a very secure password, but it will work for now. And we start using Fedora. Okay. Here we are. Fedora 32 running on a Lenovo laptop just out of the box, just like that. That is so amazing. I am really impressed. Thank you, Lenovo. Thank you, Fedora community, for building such an awesome operating system. Thank you, Rhett, for working on this. Now, my next step, of course, is to get a USB stick and install Fedora 33 pre-beta. Although it's awesome how this pre-installed, it isn't encrypted. And I would like an encrypted system. And also, I want to try out the new ButterFS features. So that's my next step. But you don't need to watch me doing that. That won't be that exciting. Bye, everybody.