I bought two Linux pre-installed PC's last October. They were €350 cheaper apiece than the same Windows PC (presumably because the Windows machines came with a lot of additional software installed idk).

> It's a moot point anyway, since you'll usually have to pay more for a Linux laptop vs buying a Windows one and installing it yourself.

That's silly. In general, people don't mind paying more for a product they perceive as better. Just look at Apple.

It's not clear that these niche Linux laptops are higher quality.

Usually their just rebranded , like System 76 is a rebranded Clevo laptop.

Now I can imagine Valve launching a SteamBook, but even this would be very niche compared to the Neo.