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Personally, I have a ThinkPad W540 for work and while it weighs like a brick man is it easy to work with. If you like thinkpads more power to you, but all my experiences with them were disappointing, I'd put the 2015 rMBP at 70 and the average thinkpad at 40, maybe 50. > The gap is huge! If a Thinkpad is a 100, the prev. Though of course you can get a maxed-out MBP. That is indeed a really annoying 'feature' of Apple over the last few years. And with type C/TB3, you can actually replicate it without being beholden to Apple (!). 'nice' is in the eye of the beholder, the thing's ugly as sin.

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Have never been something I've needed, plus that requires carrying additional batteries. In fact the trackpad is one a huge reason for remaining on Apple laptops despite other shortcomings: I can and even enjoy using MBPs without a mouse.

Same as above but much stronger, I absolutely hate this thing, and I love Apple trackpad. I've never found any non-apple laptop with a good (or even decent) trackpad, and I like that OSX has a community of indie developers who actually care. Your criticisms are pretty almost all a matter of taste, and we're in disagreement just about throughout. > There is no way a Macbook can compete with a proper Thinkpad And docker is flying over here - as well qemu. I dont see myself changing to another one soon. Using the gnome tweak tool I was able to change some fonts and icons size, its just great now, feels like HD for me. The version I got is a touchscreen HD display and not FHD, so my max res is 1366x768. The trackpad is sort of weird, but I am getting used to it.

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its silent, portable enough, feels well built as most thinkpads, its possible to upgrade the memory to 16GB when I have the resources for it, has back-light keyboard, a nice keyboard indeed. Keeping in mind the linux laptop for docker development, I found a thinkpad x240 which is a beast - 12,5'/i7 proc/8GB ram/256 ssd. Far from my spending range right now, so I decided to check classifieds for a used one. My boss has one and I started to listen to the laptop and yes it is kinda noisy. If you want to check what I am talking about, watch this.

Doing so I found that the Dell has a coil whine issue that would really drive me crazy having a laptop screaming right out of the box. So I started to watch reviews on youtube for both laptops.

My options for a decent linux laptop concerning portability were the Dell XPS, or a Thinkpad X260. So I decided to go for a Linux laptop (using linux since 98, in fact I got excited about it). I know xhyve is transparent and everything, but lets face it, its just another virtual machine running docker, from boot2docker to xhyve was a no-go to me.

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There are still some improvements to be made there, and besides I dont want to run VMs again unless its totally needed (like a windows environment in a vm, or coreos on qemu as I use here for k8s testing, but not docker itself). Went to Docker Slack and asked what were their experience running docker on mac. I wanted a well built, portable (like 13' max), and mint condition used laptop. I was sick of using company's laptop (ideapad) to everything I needed to (messing personal stuff together), and went forward looking for a new (used) laptop in internet classified boards.

Another 100% Linux, 100% Thinkpad company was

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gen Macbook Pro would be 60 and everything else lingering in misery under 10.įull disclosure: I am 100% Macbook right now because Photoshop/Sketch, the struggle is real, I miss everything about Thinkpad, hence this passionate comment. The gap is huge! If a Thinkpad is a 100, the prev. Plus, they don't burn you with ice-cold aluminum every morning. I wonder if it's the Valley culture? There is no way a Macbook can compete with a proper Thinkpad for programmer productivity: the keyboard, the UltraNav, the swappable batteries (you can fly around the world with a x260 + spare battery), a nice docking station, upgradeable storage/memory and a trouble-free Linux distro. When we got accepted into YCombinator back in 2011 (Mailgun), I remember PG looking at our Thinkpads running Linux and asking something along the lines of 'what's wrong with you?', with almost all YC teams using Macbooks.

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