> Modern thinkpads look pretty attractive, and it’ll be nice to have an option to install Linux (can’t wait for full support for Linux on arm macs). I don't un

> Modern thinkpads look pretty attractive, and it’ll be nice to have an option to install Linux (can’t wait for full support for Linux on arm macs). I don't understand where you are coming from. You want linux, but for some reason you insist on Apple hardware? > Nowadays, I read a lot of criticisms about Windows 10 and 11, and simultaneously some praise of the Linux subsystem. It’s very hard to understand whether Windows is really that bad? Many times I have tried to do something on WSL that works on an actual install but run into some WSL-specific issue. If you try to have both windows and linux, you'll be stuck using WSL for some tasks and a virtual machine for other tasks. Dual booting has the same problem.