To be clear to people who find this, none of these distros we’re talking about are for massive scale. We’re talking personal stuff, side projects, small businesses, etc. Don’t put Kali Linux on your laptop. It’s made for a specific purpose.

Arista had a mass produced network switches line based on fedora circa 2020; they back ported everything to keep it up to date.

– that or plugins/extensions

these sites work well for me too and i also use firefox on all of my devices.

and it’s outlasted so many others as well.

shoving AI into Ubuntu

when did this happen?!

Is that good because it’s swayable somehow?

the last time i tried to do this (approximately 10 years ago) the cmos was soldered onto the motherboard.

that’s how you know that wayland is the future. lol

did you respond to the wrong comment?

Note that both the community council and most moderators are volunteers not employed by Canonical.

i wish i could understand why people would volunteer their time for a for-profit corporation.

they’re also great for software bom’s

i used to use a linux pc, is odroid better somehow?

reads like a stereotypically canned HR message.

and you can do it from your phone too using a browser other than android-chrome or ios-safari.

go w an mvno; they’re usually cheaper and it rob the carriers of profit.

and the carriers deserve it for blacklisting chinese smartphones from their networks in collusion with the us gov’t in order to prevent chinese tech from entering the us like they’re doing with EV’s and solar panels using tariffs.

comparison is the thief of joy and it’s unrealistic to expect a product of grass roots community effort to compare to a product that benefits from deep pockets that can afford the finest talent and a considerably long head start.

did you identify which stanza’s pertained to the touchscreen and the pen? (you’re going to need either google’s or an ai’s help to identify it).

was a module assigned? if so, which one(s) and are they the correct ones. (you’re also going to need google/ai’s help with this too).

it’ll help a lot if you can describe the troubleshooting steps you’ve already taken so that we don’t end up going over ground you’ve already covered.

in shoes, i would have started with lscpi and/or lshw to know what hardware the kernel is aware of and what software it decided to attached to them. lspci -nnk will show you the hardware and the software module it attached it each piece of hardware and from there you can determine whether or not the kernel recognized your touch input or your pen.

HOLY SHIT!!! i’ve been needing this for years and had no idea. thank you!

rabbit holes can be fun sometimes and the ones for shell feels like techy masturbation to me. lol

every time i see one of these i marvel at the effort spent and i’m glad to see people are still doing it because these are how i got started.