Yeah unfortunately the Linux experience is still highly dependent on how well your hardware is supported, and whether you’re going to stick to the happy path (s

Yeah unfortunately the Linux experience is still highly dependent on how well your hardware is supported, and whether you’re going to stick to the happy path (so not much gaming, photo/video editing, or coding in .NET). I’m squarely in the linux happy path (I bought a Thinkpad because they’re known for good linux support) and it’s amazing, far better than Windows. But that’s also because staying in the happy path is a conscious choice: I actively avoid the stupid kinds of tech pain that eat entire weekends. For all that stuff I keep a Windows box around, which I power up once a month or so.