It pretty much is. Speaking from experience of dual booting macOS and Linux on a MacBook Pro.
Oh, and also from booting the same Dell XPS laptop in Linux and macOS, guess which trackpad experience is superior.
Oh, and also from booting the same Dell XPS laptop in Linux and macOS, guess which trackpad experience is superior.
If it works reliably you could have great hardware with a good OS and a decent price.
3 and 4 are more like a tie.
On macOS, when I move the cursor with the trackpad, it’s almost intuitive for me where the cursor is going to end up. With Linux, it’s almost always an uphill struggle. Like the acceleration curve adopted by Apple is more ergonomic.