They’ve been showing up in my circles a lot recently. I work in the public sector and we’re pretty much all windows, and that’s sort of the problem with it. Or

They’ve been showing up in my circles a lot recently. I work in the public sector and we’re pretty much all windows, and that’s sort of the problem with it. Or at least my problem with it. It’s genuinely a great device, I’ll admit that I’m not a Mac power user as such, but the trackpad feels on par with my Mac and the keyboard and screen are better. The fact that it also doubles as a mbp and iPad Pro for things like note taking makes you wonder why it’s not made by Apple. It’s windows though, and I realise that I may be one of the few people who doesn’t like windows 10, but I just don’t. I can’t put my finger on it exactly, I even like CMD and powershell as is, but it just doesn’t sit right with me for some reason. I’m personally regretting getting a MBP 2018, but the resale value is still so high that it will be able to pay for most of the XPS that I’m considering replacing it with. I’m just really worried that Ubuntu won’t be able to plug and play with my 4K monitor. If you don’t mind windows, however, I think the surface books are everything the mbp ought to have been by now.