Linux hobbyist, Machinist and tinkerer
T440P + libreboot + gentoo, user here Libre boot works great. i had to flash it to my laptop using a raspi. For almost all linux distros it works great. The only i have had problems with booting is haiku and vanilla OS orchid. The screen res borks and super small and duplicated, So i cant install Vanilla OS. and haiku at the moment doesnt support sea bios.
Other than those 2 use cases, its been perfect. For alot of distro trying/hoping
POV your driving down the highway going 60, your car “pacman -Syu” You used the AUR incorrectly It replaced your drive shaft with steering wheels and your seats with turn signals.
the arch experience
Pretty good read
For the its less than 1% maybe. For the the reason of there is to many distributions for us to support. Thats utter BS, just support at least rhel or debian if not just MAKE A FLATPAK.
for context i got lightburn running on my t440p with libreboot runing gentoo linux. I installed lightburn through there appimage and it works great! Im fine if they wanna drop outlandishly niece distros like triquel or hanna montana linux. But why linux as a whole!
Hold on I gotta pgp sign my PGP sign so my pgp is signed and I know who it came from.
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If you need me I’ll be sky diving Minus the parachute.
My homies use gentoo
Depends what distro he runs
THE TIME AS COMTH THE GREAT PROPHETCEY HAS BEEN FUFILLED
GIMME 20MINS I GOTTA GO GET MY VENTOY DRIVE WITH 200 ISO’S ON IT!!!
The deep web
This looks freaking dope!! Thanks for the great project And cheers to its release!
You run carburetor and use it has a proxy for your internet. Ie go to network settings and fill out the ports for your connections in proxy
Hot take, micro is the best text editor. Easy keybinds Has plugins
Works very well for editing text
thanks for the suggestion! they have been added to the list.
thanks for your contribution! however i cannot find Lamb the matrix client, if you could provide me wit ha link i would be happy to add it to the list!
This may be a stupid question. But are you using grub and have nomodeset? Sometimes DE’s have problem with xorg setting monitor settings, which you then half to override somewhere in the init of the DE
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Heres a work around.
"I have the same issue and have the following workaround:
It is possible to set the resolution from a command line using ‘xrandr’. Running just xrandr allows you to see the current resolution and the other valid resolutions.
From a command line you can run ‘xrandr -s 1024x768’ and the screen in VMware will reset to that size!
You can even set this at KDE startup by doing the following:
click KDE start icon
select System Settings
select Startup and Shutdown
click Add Program…
enter ‘xrandr -s 1024x768’ in the text box
be sure the “run in Terminal” checkbox is checked
follow the rest of the prompts to set it as a startup command.
The next time you log in, it will start at 800x600 but at the end of the login you will see the screen resize!
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Based dude May he rest in piece as a fucking legend
Bro you dont wana be bottom stream, Theres lots of daemons
Lmao
It is lmao