> It starts with much worse quality (not Linux' fault), like worse displays, borderline unusable fingerprint scanners, etc. Interesting; one of the primary rea

> It starts with much worse quality (not Linux' fault), like worse displays, borderline unusable fingerprint scanners, etc. Interesting; one of the primary reasons I bought my current machine (Thinkpad Gen 2 AMD P16s, rolls right off the tongue) was because it was one of the few laptops I could find that had a 4K screen. The screen on this computer looks pretty good. Everything looks sharp, relatively high-contrast, and it gets very bright. Honestly this has been the least-headache-inducing Linux laptop I've ever had. You're right about the battery life. Even with Sway, and even mucking with powertop, I still don't get nearly as good of a battery as I did with my Macbook. I haven't had the issue with suspending though; I've had the system suspended for multiple days and woken it up with plenty of battery. Dunno, maybe I just got a lucky model.