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I have a Dell. Linux support is pretty amazing. But I wouldn't recommend using blender unless it's a Dell XPS.
I agree. For the spec though, Dell aren't any better value for money than laptops from the smaller 'for linux' sellers. Which is pretty cool. Of course it's much easier to find used Dell laptops though.
They're not cheap, but the Precision series has all the CAD power you can ask for in a laptop.