Mastodawn

Perhaps it is because I have used Linux for quite a long time now, and it did not always work so well, but I still smile when I plug my laptop (Debian, Gnome, Wayland) into a Thunderbolt dock via USB-C shaped connector, and its display appears on multiple 4K monitors within a couple of seconds.

I unplug it, and it comes back to the laptop screen.

Screen rotation on my laptop works flawlessly.

Thank you - genuinely - to everyone who has worked on making this happen so seamlessly.

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McTwist

@neil I feel happy for you.

I installed #Fedora on my laptop, and "everything" worked out of the box. However, while I do get audio, and the hardware have a supported driver for years, it just refuses to work properly with the 2.1 system, having correct sound on the left speaker, barely any on the right, and nothing on the sub. It "works", but not like how it just "works" on Windows. I usually just plug in one of my headphones instead.