I hate MS, but this looks like a genuinely nice piece of hardware... I wonder if it can run anything other than Windows without being half broken, then I might

I hate MS, but this looks like a genuinely nice piece of hardware... I wonder if it can run anything other than Windows without being half broken, then I might be interested. [Edit] Looks like everyone is thinking the same thing :P Now who can we pay to invest a month hacking away at figuring out how to get all the bits of hardware working in Linux? Following the link various others have posted here [1], it looks like the surface book 2 support isn't completely terrible, much better than i expected, but not amazing either... Broken things and things that require more effort are: - Sleep S3 broken - Video is dual nVidia GPU, requires bumblebee - TouchPad and Pen broken, work with a custom Linux kernel - PCI camera(s) not working The touchpad is probably gona be the most annoying one. https://www.reddit.com/r/SurfaceLinux/comments/7kazwp/current_state_of_surfaceseries_devices/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SurfaceLinux/comments/7kazwp/curren...