I'm an avid macOS user. I was given a Windows machine for work. I lasted a week before installing Ubuntu on it, then another week before I stopped dual booting

I'm an avid macOS user. I was given a Windows machine for work. I lasted a week before installing Ubuntu on it, then another week before I stopped dual booting and started to run Ubuntu as the sole OS. While I still prefer macOS, Ubuntu has been, dare I say, enjoyable to use from 9-5. I'm running it on a discontinued model of a Lenovo Laptop with a 1080p screen. Which is a downgrade compared to the retina display of my MBP at home. I think one advantage that I've come across with using Ubuntu is that while everything may not "just work" to the same extent as it does with macOS, it isn't very difficult to find the solution or the right setting to tweak. The only thing I miss is iCloud. I miss having my documents synced across my machines (used to have a Mac at my previous job). So that if I needed a document at home I could just move it to the desktop and it'd show up at home or vice versa. And the iCloud keychain. In the past month I've reset so many passwords with since I've been using iCloud keychain for a few years now, I don't actually know any of my passwords anymore. I did have an oddity where my Bluetooth stopped working, so I upgraded to Ubuntu 17.04 from 16.04. During this process the driver (I guess?) got deleted for the keyboard and trackpad. I could use them in recovery mode, but not when booting into the OS directly. So I ended up having to do a clean wipe and reinstall. It took me about 2 hours to have everything back up and running including all my tools.