I went the same way. Used to have a MBP that lasted for years (from ~2008). When it finally imploded I got a MBA. Amazung battery life for my work pattern (most

I went the same way. Used to have a MBP that lasted for years (from ~2008). When it finally imploded I got a MBA. Amazung battery life for my work pattern (mostly terminals and vim). It would routinely get 12-14hr, although that would drop to 8-9 if I opened a web-browser and watched video or did anything js heavy. Sadly I had to get rid of the MBA and did not like the look pf this year’s macs, so I got a XPS13. It is a nice machine, but it has issues. - Network adaptor is shit. Flakey, loses connection, incompatible with our cisco routers, power draw is completely unstable. - Keyboard is really nice. - Screen is a bit dim. - Touchopad registers phantom touches constantly, driver support for elimination doesn’t work. I’ve still got it running ubuntu 16.04. Everything on it mostly works, but to be a nice machine: - network adaptor needs a complete replacement. - get used to disabling the touchpad.