This is exactly my interim solution if Apple ever gets back into the high-end laptop game again in the near future; it turns into my next solution if Apple decl

This is exactly my interim solution if Apple ever gets back into the high-end laptop game again in the near future; it turns into my next solution if Apple declines that market for the foreseeable future. I'm tooling agnostic by now; this is my sixth switch between Apple and non-Apple solutions in my computing lifetime. Open Source is taking an ever-greater chunk of my applications portfolio because it is a more stable platform to format my work and skills in than other commercial choices. While Windows' laptop user experience is not nearly as polished as macOS', it is good enough that I can grit my teeth and suffer through it. And as noted elsewhere, for lighter workloads (which still comprise a plurality of my daily work) the Mac laptops are quite sufficient to the tasks.