I've owned two Dell XPS developer editions as my laptop of choice for the past five years. This latest one is the first laptop I've felt an emotional attachment to since I used to buy Macbooks.
The issue I have is that sometimes the touchpad/clickpad cursor jumps to the bottom left corner when clicking (I use two fingers). Still fighting with that but otherwise works fine. And yes, the 4.6 kernel is a must.
I found it really difficult when I started to work from home because I initially set up shop, naturally, in the room where we kept the computers. This was a spare room that we used for other things, including playing computer games, and I found myself working late into the night wondering "Can I go home now?".
Things got a lot better when I set up a dedicated "office" room. I would work set hours, like 7am to 7pm and then I'd leave. I wouldn't use the room for anything else (including eating lunch as was mentioned above) and found that helped a lot.
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I've owned two Dell XPS developer editions as my laptop of choice for the past five years. This latest one is the first laptop I've felt an emotional attachment to since I used to buy Macbooks.
The issue I have is that sometimes the touchpad/clickpad cursor jumps to the bottom left corner when clicking (I use two fingers). Still fighting with that but otherwise works fine. And yes, the 4.6 kernel is a must.
I found it really difficult when I started to work from home because I initially set up shop, naturally, in the room where we kept the computers. This was a spare room that we used for other things, including playing computer games, and I found myself working late into the night wondering "Can I go home now?".
Things got a lot better when I set up a dedicated "office" room. I would work set hours, like 7am to 7pm and then I'd leave. I wouldn't use the room for anything else (including eating lunch as was mentioned above) and found that helped a lot.