Secondly... there's a EULA that says something like "By choosing 'I agree' blah blah blah" -- there's no "I agree" button, just continue. I guess I didn't agree to the EULA after all.
It boots, you do the EULA nonsense, get onto the internet (via wifi, which did just work out of the box) and make a user account. The installer downloads some things, deletes the dell-eula package and then reboots into some... Secure Boot stuff, but it's just kinda ugly and unclear what's actually going on.
I will say that the trackpad thing feels pretty good and for a small laptop it has a fair amount of IO.
Two USB-C, two USB-A, HDMI, Ethernet, micro-SD card slot. Which is better than the MacBook Pro I'm writing this on (three USB-C, HDMI, full sized SD card)
The keyboard isn't too bad to type on, just feels... soft.
@mattl like it has atrocious flex like one of those cheap tablet keyboard covers that are worse than a € 20 Perixx Keyboard but cost like €170 for a Surface Tablet?
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