Like other people said, I'd just go with the Framework, either Windows or Linux. I think there are a lot of issues with Apple and their products to the point w

Like other people said, I'd just go with the Framework, either Windows or Linux. I think there are a lot of issues with Apple and their products to the point where I'd rather not use them / support that company. One of many examples would be how they handled the butterfly keyboard issue. If a hardware vendor behaves in such a way, I'd never buy another product from them again. In fact, Lenovo also had a few 'support issues' over the last few years, because of which I won't recommend any of their products here. Maybe view it this way: no product is perfect; no product will fit everybody. When going for a Windows laptop, you have a _much_ bigger selection of products (and vendors) to choose from. Pick a machine that fits your needs; don't bend your needs to fit the machine.