It is the pain of replicating the same setup in both machines. I used a desktop machine and a laptop. Whenever I have to move, I have to replicate the repos an

It is the pain of replicating the same setup in both machines. I used a desktop machine and a laptop. Whenever I have to move, I have to replicate the repos and the setup on my laptop. I prefer to do throw all that I can on laptop. I remote access the desktop when my laptop fails or when I need a long running process. Whenever I need, I connect the display to my laptop. I am quite comfortable with my laptop's keyboard. If I am not, I just connect other peripherals directly to my laptop too. Granted, now I have a T470 with 24Gb RAM. So this setup works fine. Previously when I had an old T410, I relied heavily on the desktop. So there's that. Also, now, with a laptop, it is much easier to make employees take home their work, I suppose.