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yes do it.
depending on what you get for a wifi card, you might want to virtualize some flavor of linux like openwrt to run the wifi.
bsd (opnsense, pfsense) is notoriously bad for wifi support.
the biggest challenge here is selecting the right wifi hardware imo.
i was talking about the quote rather than you yourself.
anti communist much?
because giving them wiggle room in the law will only allow for them to destroy that legal protection for everyone else. thats literally what they advocate for.
every accusation is a confession to them
the best time to switch to linux is a few years ago.
the second best time is now.
only if you are a power user. for most people its just clutter in the way of the files they are looking for.
is it just me or these look a bit arbitrary
and id love to understand the logic behind whats inside /home cause it seems way too chaotic to me
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well put. i still thoroughly disagree with you, mind, but this comment clicked my understanding of this argument.
i will test that out later today, thanks!
how do i do 1? having timeout to suspend and lid close to suspend would be great. and id like to see some example scripts!
i had pretty much given up on standby with this one.
yes, i’m on ubuntu, using all the default drivers.
and i would guess its finnicky because its an old laptop.
is it a matter of scripting rmmod and modprobe to run on suspend/wake?
how do you deal with kb+trackpad not working after wake?
yeah, i had a couple of pain points on wayland a while back, even on amd. one single pesky piece of software still gives me grief sometimes but i think its mostly just that: software developers catching up at this point.
i notice general desktop responsiveness is better, cpu use is noticeably lower but it otherwise makes you forget it even exists, which is the point i wanted it to be in before i jumped ship.
its already working for me, and was for a long time.
to whomever invented
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fuck being bombarded with literal propaganda all day.
i was more curious about the technical side of it
what kind of driver could the keyboard be using? lsmod shows nothing beyond the HID driver, but thats baing used by the external mouse which works normally after sleep.
lshw shows it going by /dev/input/event6 or something like it?