W dniu poniedziałek, 25 września 2017 13:34:13 UTC+2 użytkownik Sean Hunter napisał: > I want to start by saying I really like this laptop so far and it works great > for me in qubes 4.0. I’m a (very) long term linux user but new to qubes. For > the last 5 years I have used a macBook pro as my primary computer for > personal and work, and am using this to replace that first for personal stuff > and dev projects and then hopefully soon for my main work also. I also didn’t > ever boot pureOs (their debian spin) so can’t comment on what that’s like. > > > > > So a 15” mbp is my point of comparison and these are relatively minor issues > which don’t stop me from using the laptop for everything I need (so far): > > they added a numpad (that I don’t use) so you’re not centered > on the screen when you type and there are extra keys to the right of the > arrows. Annoying to me but many people wouldn’t notice or might even like the > numpad > It won’t boot qubes R3.2 for some reason so I have to run R4.0. > That’s fine for me although it means a somewhat rougher user experience as > it’s not super polished yet > The keys for screen brightness, volume etc are hooked up using > dark magic that doesn’t work in i3wm for some reason. On xfce they work just > fine. At some point I’ll try to figure it out and if you don’t use i3 you may > not care > I haven’t got the acpi (or whatever it’s called now) settings > quite right yet so it doesn’t shut down properly - It shuts everything down > but leaves the screen backlight on, then I have to manually press and hold > the power button for it to actually shut down. Likewise I can hibernate it, > but it doesn’t come back from hibernation. Again, there’s probably a fix > I’m not crazy about the touchpad. It’s resonsive enough but the > friction on the surface is a little high. I guess macs have pampered me and > I’ve become soft. > It won’t drive my super-wide external monitor at full > resolution so I am restricted to a “mere” 1900xsomething. > > > > > > If you’re not familiar with this laptop, some of the points in its favour are: > 1. Free software ethos: comes with core boot and the hardware is user > replaceable to an extent very unusual for a laptop > 2. Security-minded: ME disabled, open-source bios and has hardware disable > switches for mic&camera and wifi&bluetooth > > > Let me know if you have specific questions and I’ll try to address > > > Sean > > Sent from my phone. Sorry if brief.
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