SOLUS (Budgie) on a ThinkPad X1 Yoga gen 2

SOLUSfiddler

Hi y'all,
I'm going to get a ThinkPad X1Y2 soon, mainly as a tinker project and maybe, if things turn out okay, as my backup laptop.
What I'd like to know:
How's your experience running SOLUS on a touchscreen ThinkPad (with stylus)?
Do I need extra packages to be able to make full use of the touchscreen/tablet mode feature?
Can I take notes and turn them into text?
What software would you advise me to use for that?
On my main laptop (ThinkPad X395, non-touch) I use Libre Office as my main word-processing software - is it good for taking notes/scribbling/sketching?
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
SOLUSfiddler

elfprince

SOLUSfiddler I never liked touch screens and track pads. Always prefer a mouse on a desktop computer or even a laptop. As far a note or scribble taking, I consider using LO to be an overkill. Perhaps Gedit or nano or mousepad would suit the task better?