The Aero was completely fine with it, but the ThinkPad did not handle the dock, and after my previous wrestling with docks, I did not want to head down another dock-powered rabbit hole. Since this piece was written from an office full of Dell USB3 docks powering multiple monitors, we tested it with both machines.
I've chosen the former, and while it is very much a first-world problem, it is still a problem that demonstrates the limits of desktop Linux.īy contrast, none of this was experienced on the Aero running Windows 10, even though it did not come with a dock and has only an HDMI port.
As it currently stands, the choice is either to plug a monitor in via the HDMI/USB-C ports and use the Nvidia driver and cop the extra battery usage, or use the dock with one external display and the integrated Intel graphics and put up with weird artefacts.
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