Not really - they're just Clevo rebrands with the bare minimum effort. When graphics switching was new, they were quite helpless.
In particular:
1. The graphic card (Intel onboard Crystal Eye) switches to low-power mode on battery. The windows Intel driver has an option to switch it to performance mode. No such option on the linux drivers.
2. The damn Xf86Display Key (Projector shortcut) isn't supported.
However, I've realized over time that irrespective of your choice, you will face issues on _your device_. NTFS would stop working on your Mac, or your iPhone will refuse to connect to your Car's bluetooth one fine day.
(/rant)