An old x220 (which I have), but a bit more modern and fully OpenBSD supported would be my dream.

Agreed. I had an x201 and an x250. The 250 main board eventually stopped working (I think due to flex when the laptop was picked up from one corner repeatedly -- a known issue from what I understand). My x201 still runs great (with occasional refreshes of the thermal paste). A version of the x201-x220 era machines with modern internals would be my dream machine.

	▲	rootnod3 an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		And honestly, I am still daily driving that x220 with NetBSD and a T480 with OpenBSD and they do everything I need. Also running a Panasonic SV7 with OpenBSD. All of them definitely not current gen beasts but if I can't make my shit run there, then what the hell am I even doing?
	▲	rootnod3 an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I mean, there is the expensive option for the x210ai if you don't know about it https://www.tpart.net/about-x210ai/