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Those who've switched to Linux in the last year, how is it going?
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Been on Linux only for a couple years now. My biggest complaint is how terrible the trackpad experience is. The upside is I have a pretty keyboard centric workflow (tiling window manager), so I dont have to use the trackpad too much, but wgeb I do its not a great experience.
Fwiw arch (BTW), with hyprland on a framework 13.
Install touchegg and add it to your startup scripts. It gives you an "apple magic trackpad" like touchpad experience.