- I can't get over the battery life difference, it actually tempts me back to Windows.
- If you get the highest resolution screen I've found that not all programs in Linux handle the scaling correctly and if you don't scale the text is unreadably small. This is especially telling with notifications.
- If you have DisplayPort requirements you're going to be in trouble, there are few to no DP dongles and the ones that exist don't pass through USB Type-C and so you need multiple dongles off of dongles because there is only 1 USB Type-C.
- If you did go for the touchscreen version, the touchscreen doesn't seem to always work after waking from sleep.
Aside from those things, the Ubuntu install went smoothly with everything being recognised immediately and no need to muck around with anything.
Still... that battery. Makes me wonder whether I should switch to VMWare on Windows to run my Linux.