What is the best alternative to a Macbook Air (m1) in terms of battery life and performance?

What is the best alternative to a Macbook Air (m1) in terms of battery life and performance?

I tried one out and being able to close the laptop, then open it hours later and it return to where you were instantly like with a phone, and with the same battery percentage was really cool, and it would take a lot of shitposting to drain the battery at all.

I just really hate Mac OS's UI/UX and want to use XFCE/KDE.

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maybe x1 carbon or x1 nano but IDK how fast it wakes with linux

Just poorfag cope like me and turn it off when you're not using it.

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Dell will be releasing their new generation XPS laptops in about a month. They will have Intel 12th gen CPUs that should provide improved battery life. If you go with integrated graphics it would be even better. They are also pretty comparable to MacBooks in terms of size and feel.

My gaming AIO is dying and I'm probably going to be stuck with an M1 Air as my primary computer soon. Kinda dreading it.

my biggest tip for macOS is to
autohide the dock and learn to love mission control

There isn’t. Non-Apple laptops will never reach the efficiency levels of the M1 until they adopt ARM.

Never gotten anywhere close to 12 hours on anything but my M1, which gets 12+ before hitting the 10% mark.

Feels amazing to be able to leave the house with my laptop and not even have to THINK about bringing the charger.

How do you bind commands to keyboard shortcuts? eg. Binding `gvim ~/Notes` to alt+shift+n to quickly open notes?

Mac OS seems to only allow binding application menu item actions to keyboard shortcuts.

Why hasn't anyone else done it? It's a fantastic experience.

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this maybe?