I haven't used a high-end Windows laptop recently, and the mid- to low-end ones I've used all have bad trackpads, so I'm assuming that "not terrible" means it's

I haven't used a high-end Windows laptop recently, and the mid- to low-end ones I've used all have bad trackpads, so I'm assuming that "not terrible" means it's still way behind Apple trackpads. I use a MacBook, and anything less than a great trackpad would be a dealbreaker for me if I were to switch. (I would potentially be interested in a good Linux laptop otherwise. I guess I could just install it on the MacBook...)