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Depending on where you live, but companies producing laptops exclusively for Linux are eg. Tuxedo, System76, Slimbook.
But which is the Apple among[st] those companies in terms of creating the closest experiential and physical analogue so to speak?
Edit: some folks are saying you can run Linux on M1 Macs to such a complete extent that I almost can just stick with that but I feel like I'd like my cake and eat it too by being able to like dual-boot and use whatever situationally.
They’re not. None of them are. If you’re wanting to go from always using apple straight to Linux you’re going to have a really, really bad time.