> If you agree with me that its literally the worst keyboard in the history of PCs I'm not picky about keyboards; as long as it isn't mushy I'm happy. Of cours

> If you agree with me that its literally the worst keyboard in the history of PCs I'm not picky about keyboards; as long as it isn't mushy I'm happy. Of course, if it literally breaks that's a separate problem. > the way a mouse works in Windows is so much better than MacOS that it renders mice almost unusable on Macs. Definitely agree here, though I prefer touchpads either way so it's moot for me. > Even the easiest Linux distro still takes more work than it should. Every once in a while I have to spend half a day troubleshooting something that broke when I either installed or updated it. Yeah, this the main reason I'm hesitant to use it for real work. I don't want to pull mental resources away from what I'm actually working on just to keep things running. I do wonder how the preinstalled, officially-supported Linux laptops compare though. > I had my 2017 MBP for 2 months before the logic board had to be replaced due to a faulty sensor Did they fix this for free, like the keyboards? If they fix all the problematic hardware at no cost to me then I think I can live with it. What I can't justify is spending $2,4000 on a laptop which soon after requires expensive repairs.