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Rust Language Jan 30
We're happy to announce the release of Rust 1.41.0, featuring relaxed restrictions for trait implementations, Cargo improvements, and many more changes! Check out the highlights in our blog post:
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Andrew Gallant Jan 30
Oh gotya. Hmm. Yeah, not sure. I guess looking at a dmesg log without blacklisting thunderbolt and seeing if you got the same error as me would be a way to confirm we have the same issue. But yeah, hopefully profiling reveals where the hang up is happening.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 30
Ah yeah I don't see anything about thunderbolt in there. At this point, I'd probably try profiling it. There are instructions in my blog post.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 29
Can you share your dmesg log that includes a suspend/resume that failed?
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Andrew Gallant Jan 29
FYI, I figured out how to make palm detection more sensitive and it has basically completely solved phantom mouse movements/clicks for me. I updated my blog post with a new section on it:
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
TIL from that I am an "external organization": 😂😂😂
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Yes. Buying a laptop to run Linux is kind of a black art unfortunately. Choosing unwisely can be a major time sink. So some part of it is invariably based on patchy guesswork. :-(
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
I use Intel for everything. Heard bad things about AMD chips and battery life. Would rather stick with what I know works well.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @therealjpster
I've spent a lot more time than that trying to convince Ubuntu to use upgraded versions of packages in order to get bug fixes that were made months or years ago.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
I'm sure Pop!_OS is nice. As i mentioned, if i were an ubuntu user, then i would consider using it. Arch just has way too many other advantages (like rolling release) to give it up. No need to dig into this on twitter. Sorry.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @tronguy @realsmbear
My dislike of nvidia has nothing to do with "ideology." I don't use it because myself and others I know have had bad experiences with it. Never had an issue with AMD. Been driving my triple monitor setup for over ten years.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @tronguy @realsmbear
I don't game, so I don't need it. In my desktops, I've been using AMD cards for well over a decade without incident to drive multiple monitors.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Yup so far so good. `sudo rmmod thunderbolt`. If you do use thunderbolt, maybe try that but then `sudo modprobe thunderbolt` when you want to use thunderbolt. Could maybe even add a systemd hook to do it automatically on suspend/resume.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Yeah I did. Or at least, it is working so far. I was able to reproduce the problem via a Pop!_OS live CD too. (I have an open support ticket with system76 about it.) Mostly I was just asking to see if you found another resolution and/or to confirm my own findings. :)
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @jeremy_soller
My hero! A thousand thank yous! AND it even looks like it supports arbitrary RGB color codes, so I'm not limited to the preset colors. ^_^
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Thanks. Did you have the suspend/resume issue? If so, how did you resolve it?
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @codenoid_
Yes. I mentioned it in my blog post. :-)
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @jeremy_soller
Oh yay! Awesome. Thank you.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @jeremy_soller
Oh nice. Does that mean there is a ways I can programmatically interact with it via, say, /sys or something? If I could do that, then I could fairly easily cook up some shell scripts to have it do what I want.
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Andrew Gallant Jan 28
Replying to @goyox86 @realsmbear
And like, I don't have any need for an nvidia chip either. None of the system76 laptops with an nvidia chip are laptops I would want anyway. If I were okay with an nvidia chip, then I would have more strongly considered an XPS 15.
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