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For Linux compatibility, something like this https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/ would be better than Dell XPS 13.
The XPS 13 series (with the "developer" name addition that has nothing to do with development, but hey ...) has official Linux support (Ubuntu).
Dell maintains an own repo for it and provides all drivers and first installation images for the devices.
Yeah, I knew it, I still would get a TUXEDO computer, something like TUXEDO InfinityBook S 15 - Gen8, the DELL XPS 13 is very small, small keyboard, very portable but not really nice to work with. And TUXEDO looks much more into Linux than DELL.