MasterNerd

I’ve not had any issues with the stylus - it works flawlessly . It uses the Wacom drivers, I believe, and has all pressure sensitivity. Of course the drawback is that it’s a glass screen so it’s more slippery than a drawing tablet, but it’s still good imo.

I don’t have any issues with the bulkiness, but I use it primarily as a laptop for school and switch it to tablet mode if I need to draw or read PDFs, but besides that I usually just use it as a laptop. If you plan on spending most time with it as a tablet, you may want to go with that duet

I use a Lenovo IdeaPad flex 5 14" running Manjaro as my daily driver. Tablet with stylus works fine, and the fingerprint reader even works using some 3rs-party library for libfprintd. Only issue I have is sleep doesn’t always work, (though that’s a pretty standard problem for most Linux laptops) and I could never get it to rotate into portrait mode successfully (I tried tools to manually change the screen orientation but that makes the digitizer not line up properly with the new orientation.

Another small note is that the built in keyboard started failing on me, and it’s very difficult to replace, so I have to use an external keyboard now. This may be something you have to deal with but it didn’t seem to be a common issue online.

Arch wiki link: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lenovo_IdeaPad_Flex_5_14ARE05

Surfaces are notoriously hard to repair so good luck

People who downvoted you clearly aren’t paying attention to what’s happening in Italy and Germany to a lesser extent

Okay I get what you’re going for but this is the most circlejerky shit imaginable

I’m surprised more hexbears haven’t jumped on this

Got so many ad blockers about the only time I see ads is when I accidentally look at a billboard

I’ve tried using Bluetooth headphones for my computer before, but the delay is always so bad it’s unusable for gaming or anything that requires low audio latency

I would recommend threading your headphones through a clip. That way, when you get up, instead of pulling at a bad angle on your port, it’ll pull straight out and avoid any damage to the headphones or your port.

Obviously this heavily depends on how your audio port on your computer is oriented (I have a DAC sitting towards the back of my desk), but if you do have a orientation where it’s possible, it’s a headphone and port saver

Maybe that indicates that you should step back and chill out a bit. I’m gonna take my own advice and get off for the night. Honestly you’ve been fine, it was just the other person being a complete asshole