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The part about Linux apps staying inside the virtual machine is what bothers me most. If they don't show up in the taskbar and files and the clipboard don't pass between the two, switching input targets every time you move between the two environments would be a hassle. The article also mentions game lag, so if you often use Linux development tools, you'll probably want to test how the apps you run in that virtual machine actually behave before buying.
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