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I use a Framework and the trackpad is good enough that I rarely use a mouse. It's not like a Thinkpad where the buttons for the nipple thing take up so much vertical space that the trackpad is actually frustrating to use (that plus Thinkpad trackpad surfaces tend to have more friction in my experience)
Like I'm genuinely convinced the only reason Thinkpad people don't like trackpads is because their experience of it is hampered by the presence of that other thing that they refuse to give up. The world has moved on, trackpads are actually good now