> In theory this is worth it because you're paying for that awesome Linux integration Dell's hardware generally works quite well with Linux. Since 2014, I've b

> In theory this is worth it because you're paying for that awesome Linux integration Dell's hardware generally works quite well with Linux. Since 2014, I've bought two desktops and two laptops from Dell, and everything has worked out of the box with the Linux distributions I've tried. My employer bought a new desktop computer for me from Dell with Ubuntu installed. There's no need to pay a premium.