ThinkPad X1 Carbon with Fedora on it. ThinkPads were in my mind the only laptops comparable or even better than Macbooks. They have decent touchbar (Macbook is better here), trackpoint (unique feature helping you avoid mouse and carpal tunnel syndrome), specs (they fixed the sound now, but still lacking in graphic cards), and probably the best build (better alloy than just aluminum in Macbooks + you can fully open your lid). On top of this it's important that most things works in Linux and since most of Red Hat runs on ThinkPads the corner cases get usually polished over time.
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ThinkPad X1 Carbon with Fedora on it. ThinkPads were in my mind the only laptops comparable or even better than Macbooks. They have decent touchbar (Macbook is better here), trackpoint (unique feature helping you avoid mouse and carpal tunnel syndrome), specs (they fixed the sound now, but still lacking in graphic cards), and probably the best build (better alloy than just aluminum in Macbooks + you can fully open your lid). On top of this it's important that most things works in Linux and since most of Red Hat runs on ThinkPads the corner cases get usually polished over time.