If I use it as a desktop with a real keyboard and monitor, I hate it. If I only used it as a portable laptop, it's fantastic. There is no competing laptop tra

If I use it as a desktop with a real keyboard and monitor, I hate it. If I only used it as a portable laptop, it's fantastic. There is no competing laptop trackpad. As for the OS/CPU, the benefits are to the larger community. It really shines a light on some horrible dev libraries that should be replaced. Many, many python packages refused to build, taking many months for their maintainers to release stable builds. All that C code they scammed us into believing was portable and correctly written, laughable. Edit: Don't use package managers. I don't on windows and I don't on linux either. Install go or python from a package manager and have it give you some ancient version - just throw the package manager away.