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Super good! Been using T2-Linux (Mint) for a year now and it’s been great. I had to fiddle with the WiFi but everything else works as expected. My work computer died, so I used it as a work laptop for several months with no issues. It pretty much refuses to run any games on Steam, but mine is a MacBook Air and I don’t think its specs would do much in that regard anyways.
Thanks for the feedback. What's your macbook air? I've seen videos like 2017 air can play CS:GO so I thought the specs is enough to play simple games like Balatro or Celeste, etc.