Until last summer, I was 8 years deep into Linux Laptop / Desktop use only. We bought MacBook Pro M1 when our startup was funded. I "got used to it", but I sti

Until last summer, I was 8 years deep into Linux Laptop / Desktop use only. We bought MacBook Pro M1 when our startup was funded. I "got used to it", but I still stumble on the "this isn't working the way I want" rabbit holes, which depending on the issue can be far easier to solve on linux for the someone savvy. Best example is frickin trackball drag scroll which is near impossible to achieve smoothly on a mac. Obviously sometimes there were really tough issues on linux (mostly hardware compatibility), which was frustrating, but overall I miss it and often think to myself "things used to be faster/smoother with linux". Also, gaming on Linux is in a much better state.