No. It goes off when I'm using it actively. I've never had any issues getting back from hibernate.

The most evil companies in the world are run by same religion representatives.

It's simply impossible to run away from Blackrock these days. Money sells self-dignity.

Youtube is full of Kdenlive tutorials. Within 1 hour of learning you'll know the basics use of it. It is easy if you're willing to start with tutorials since it is different from other video editing softwares.

Then demand Nvidia for better drivers. The new Linux users doesn't deserve all the current hassle because that instantly kills the motivation for even actually starting the Linux journey at all.

It faschinates me a lot how a company like Nvidia can't make working drivers even for xorg despite all the hype Nvidia moving their drivers into firmware. Amd sells gpu's very low numbers and they never have these issues because they can afford to release their drivers for Linux.

Linux foundation should ban Nvidia. So many headaches and wasted resources cured immediadly.

Thank you for the explanation!

T490 is the first model with only internal battery, but removal is fairly easy. 2020 lineup changed the F9-F11 function into osme MS Teams crap, which didn't (or don't) work with MS Teams out of the box. The old layout for function keys (keyboard lsyour switch, bluetooth toggle on/off and settings) were super handy in daily use.

I don't know about 2022 lineup since I don't own one, but 2023 lineup don't have option for simple bios UI and don't allow user to disable unneeded hardware, which was a feature since the first Thinkpad ever released.

This is awesome, thank you! How it is so small?

Yes. Thanks for pointing out my mistake. I corrected my typo.

Thinkpad T480 is the last of the good Thinkpads and should be more than your Budget

Edit. Corrected typo.

Imgaine if consumer electronics had only 28nm chips with long-lasting and superior quality software. Every laptop and smartphone would have at least 10 yeear lifespan.

Manjaro Sway.

Any estimation on the battery life?

Well, you're not alone. As an longtime Linux user I am not a fan of flatpaks either. But I accept the idea that they're most likely the future. The only nice feature of them is the OS invisibility for trackers.

LMDE has flatpaks in the Software Manager.

No. X11 has been around since 1980's and it's basicly a puzzle of chewing gums glued together. It's not been in development for years now.

Wayland is much less code but the end result is still much better. Wayland is the future.

In case you didn't know, they're display compositors. Backends of the graphics.

It's a pity LMDE isn't a standard for users without Nvidia.

I switched from Arch + DWM into Artix + DWL and my Thinkpad with Ryzen 5700U doubled the battery life from 3-3,5 hrs to 6-7 hrs. Also if I close the lid, the battery won't run out as fast it was actually used. I don't know what explains all this so I don't make claims either.

IMHO awk should be more popular than it is. Sed should be excluded from core-utils.