I've been using linux on laptops for the last 16 years. It hasn't been that bad for me. I've been using: 1. Dells 2. HP Elite books 3. Clevos (Branded by sa

I've been using linux on laptops for the last 16 years. It hasn't been that bad for me. I've been using: 1. Dells 2. HP Elite books 3. Clevos (Branded by sager) 4. Asus Zenbooks About 16 years ago, the suspend and hibernate was a bit of work to get right. Now it just works right out of the gate. Sometimes it doesn't.. but that's the same for Windows and Macs. -- "Normal apps" There is no Netflix app for linux. Flash is mostly gone away, firefox and chrome fixed that 9 years ago at least. Spotify works. --- Monitor support, most of the X problems are resolved. Intel graphics support is great. Nvidia Optimus is still a dumpster fire. --- WIFI- what cards are you using? the intel cards work without an issue. -- Sound Yea I don't know what is the deal with alsa vs pulse etc. But most of the time they work out of the gate.. I've had minor issues mostly. Bluetooth audio is annoying. Haven't had complete stopages issues in a very long time. --- Anti-aliasing/font-support- this is more of your desktop environment than anything. KDE tends to correct those issues. ------ macOS often times has issues with their own software and makes it difficult to troubleshoot when things go wrong.