=== reversedelta is now known as signofzeta [03:07] good morning [07:04] Good morning [07:40] hello! [07:43] im trying out a different but very sleek ubuntu [07:43] ubuntuDDE === leden_ is now known as leden [19:28] TJ-: maybe you should find some other buttons to debug in bed. :-P [19:28] tomreyn: !! [19:29] we're (especially now) going OT in #ubuntu, so i switched over here [19:29] tomreyn: then the duvet could fall out of its cover :D [19:29] oh yes that sounds too dangerous [19:30] you could be trapped for hours going in to investigate :) [19:30] TJ-: \o hope you're well, i was just looking at your (almost) FDE guide recently, to use for creating some ubuntu server VMs for a friend's business [19:31] i have a hp laptop i run 20.04 on, which has a touchpad which i use occasionally, but this system has suspend issues of its own, so that's not useful input to your question [19:32] TJ-: Updated touch recognizer of value " https://fossbytes.com/touchegg-2-0-0-released-a-linux-multi-touch-gesture-recognizer-app/ >> A Linux Multi-Touch Gesture Recognizer App ? [19:32] it even gets stuck when i connect or disconnect or just power on/off the external monitor during uefi startup (pre-boot, i think) [19:33] tomreyn: ouch! We've got Thinkpad E495s with AMD Ryzen 7s; so far been really good with no problems [19:36] aaw lovely [19:36] i didn't get a say in what was being bought, as you can tell by the brand name [19:37] 1600 eur for... crap [19:37] :( [19:38] 400 of those probably went into the hipster uefi additions [19:39] now super secure because we have all kind of totally awesome sekuriti software running in ring -2 [19:39] ouch! we only paid £425 each for 6 E495s in February. Once Covid hit and demand for laptops shot up they doubled in price [19:40] pesky scalpers [19:41] mine was a standard (pre corona) retail price, but they probably got 10 or 20% off. [19:41] That is the Lenovo price :) We got in when AMD were still offering rebates to buy Ryzen 7 mobile devices [19:42] this lenovo price is indeed reaaally cheap if you compare to intel models [19:44] we went for no OS, 32GB RAM, 477GB NVME, full-HD [19:44] https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-E495-Laptop-Review-Inexpensive-office-device-with-a-lot-of-power-but-without-keyboard-illumination.434877.0.html [19:44] maybe you got the campus model [19:45] did you have problems with the gpu initially? [19:46] UWN: On the streets: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue651 :D [19:46] No, no problems whatever [19:46] put 20.04 alpha/beta on them from the start [19:47] oh ok [19:47] oh the 's' is the campus model, right? students? [19:50] not sure... don't think there was that distinction when we ordered [19:50] usually the s's in the other ranges are slightly slimmer variants with some sacrifices [19:50] it has an rj-45, usb-c + usb-a v3.1, hdmi 1.4b. all you need. [19:51] oh could be slim as well [19:52] my main aim was to buy something with AMD not Intel CPUs, and wanted latest Ryzen mobile [19:53] They're a bit plastic-y and we're about to do a warranty claim on some that appear to becoming banana shaped but we've not had problems in performance [19:53] oh hehe [19:55] mainly because my apprentice, Cal, doesn't like that the corner of his screen when 'black' has a white tinge unless you press the bezel :D [20:00] this sounds like decomposing-too-early [20:02] looks like poor chassis design allowing the case to flex [20:06] kinda what i'd expect of a value series :> === SrPx_ is now known as SrPx === eruditass_ is now known as eruditass === trobotham1 is now known as trobotham [23:40] :) looks like I've new wallpapers being installed ! [23:40] groovy? [23:40] yeah.. [23:40] guiverc: \o/ eye candy :D [23:40] cool [23:41] saw the post by OMG!Ubuntu earlier today [23:43] :) [23:43] i'm almost tempted to do as i did in the past, instead of sticking to LTS releases just follow and install every new version that comes out. [23:46] As I'm heavily testing (esp. Lubuntu), it just makes sense for me to be on dev cycle... I try and last a week before I bump my release, I got ~26 hours on stable focal; so didn't do well that time