I'm forced to use an M1 MBP at work for "reasons". I have loved Linux (specifically Fedora/Gnome or XFCEs) on desktops and laptops. M1 MBPs are an improvement

I'm forced to use an M1 MBP at work for "reasons". I have loved Linux (specifically Fedora/Gnome or XFCEs) on desktops and laptops. M1 MBPs are an improvement over Intel MBPs but are a degradation from Fedora on a flagship laptop with Linux support (Dell XPS, Thinkpad etc.) The productivity gains alone from all the simplicity, control and customisations is more than enough to make up for small battery life compromises.