T2 Macs are still handicapped when it comes to Linux. It can run but with too many caveats. Needs special kernel versions with custom modules to have working ke

T2 Macs are still handicapped when it comes to Linux. It can run but with too many caveats. Needs special kernel versions with custom modules to have working keyboard/trackpad and at least last time I looked couldn't have both audio and sleep. Too big of a compromise on a laptop for me to use it. Wish I could. Seems like M1 Macs are going to have better Linux support than the T2 ones where BridgeOS throws a bunch of complications into the mix.