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 ascend | Nice!
Happy to see more Vendors catching up and providing better designs. Looks really nice Tuxedo! I Like you being sponsored by them! | 17:26:45 |
| ascend | I´m waiting for a 2 in 1 from one of the Linux Vendors, that would be awesome | 17:29:41 |
 Vega | Gnome would need to implement better support for rotating screens and on screen keyboard first then | 17:35:56 |
| Vega | Last i heard auto rotating the screen is a lagfest | 17:36:42 |
| ascend | right now i have a 2 in 1 thinkpad, and it works great with gnome desktop, i dont see huge problems on that side 😄 | 18:27:41 |
| ascend | * right now i have a 2 in 1 thinkpad, and it works great with gnome desktop, i dont see huge problems on that side 😄 | 18:28:02 |
| ascend | ya, rotation is a bit laggy, but actually not really any hinderance | 18:29:09 |
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| TheJackiMonster#4089 | I have a convertible laptop. Slower rotation isn't a huge issue to be honest because it's not like I would want to spin it around while using but another huge problem is that the keyboard on the backside while using it as tablet is still active. I have tried some custom scripts to turn it on/off depending on screen orientation but this ended up in weird issues not having any input device to use during reboot but quite inconsistently. So if this would be fixed in GNOME directly working consistently this would definitely improve the overall quality of 2-in-1 laptops running Linux.
So at the moment I would think a 2-in-1 laptop with a detachable keyboard is a better experience since this is my most issue with it. Otherwise GNOME 40 gestures are already great with a huge touchscreen. | 19:10:19 |
| ascend | ya, i agree, i also have the same issue with the keyboard not disabling, fixing it would be a good improvement. i use it mostly for drawing, and in that case i have it laying on a table, so it bothers my also not much though. | 20:25:58 |
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 VitalKanev#2348 | Pinky finger test passed! That is good :)
All of the laptops I own (including my main Lenovo IdeaPad) all fail this test | 07:04:54 |
| VitalKanev#2348 | And apparently Pinky finger test is also known as "Open a MacBook with single hand test" | 07:05:25 |
| VitalKanev#2348 | * And apparently Pinky finger test is also known as "Open a MacBook with single hand test" | 07:05:32 |
 KillYourFM | Which I can confirm works on my 2016 and 2013 MacBooks! | 07:16:29 |
 mobyturbo | I don't know about pinky, but one hand works with my Lenovo Yoga C940 15" | 07:21:35 |
| mobyturbo | but I've had problems with Linux on that one | 07:21:50 |
 EdLin#7804 | hm, just tried it, either I have weak pinkies or it fails pinkey, one hand tho? Works. | 09:01:50 |
| EdLin#7804 | (EdLin = Mobyturbo, someone took EdLin in Matrix. 😦 ) | 09:02:17 |
