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Because it can’t hibernate? (But then, not sure which distros can.)
Because it can’t hibernate? (But then, not sure which distros can.)
IRQ 5?
Thanks.
Apt doesn’t work on Fedora so I have given up for now. Still trying out different distros.
Will it work with Boxes, or only KVM?
(Boxes is like VirtualBox but simpler, but with no 3d video support for Windows guests. Unlike VirtualBox, it actually works out of the box on Fedora 40.)
That’s good enough for me.
S3 (hibernate) is conspicuously absent in many distros.
That’s where the on screen keyboard app can be handy as well. It’s on most computers.
Every morning /kbin is working on some issues.
All the red dots look like some kind of GPU failure. I think the TPM error is a symptom of a bigger hardware issue that is insurmountable.
A live cd or usb might help as others have stated.
To quote an ancient Australian theorem…
"What’s bigger than Moby’s Dick?
Jana’s Vent."
Going rogue is how the TWiT network started I think - when Leo and co used to have a show called The Screensavers but it ended.
Spacedesk does this.
Could be an unusual way to keep cool. I’ve seen my dog lick furniture…
Already starting to happen a bit.
The AI only fools us into thinking it’s intelligent because it picks the most likely text response based on what it’s read before. But often, the output is confidently wrong as it’s really just a parlor trick.
Now, since it’s starting to ingest more if it’s own output, the definition of ‘what is the most likely response’ has been poisoned a little from ingesting that formerly wrong response.
Add in all the blog spam, the fake but funny reddit answers etc, and the system - which doesn’t actually think - starts to get more and more deranged.
I think it’s becasue I downloaded a deb file or something that Canonical had decided was not allowed any more. Recent conroversy
Reminds me of when I tried to install Firefox on Ubuntu and it said it couldn’t open the download as there was nothing associated with it. Ended up with another copy without an icon but it worked. Then I moved to Fedora which seemed to work as intended. Couldn’t run Mint on this laptop as it boots to a black screen - presumably the wrong GPU. Daily Driver is Windows 10 by necessity.
I don’t know how.
Perhaps unscrew the mouse and disconnect the wires going to the scroll wheel instead?
I’m happy with it except for the inability to hibernate out of the box. Same for most distros though I think?
Ok.
It’s not an option out if the box for me on Fedora 40 but maybe it’s because I started on 39 and upgraded later.