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Gnome tweaks and dconf say right-click resizing should work. It does, but only with the touchpad buttons. If I use my Logitech G603, it refuses to cooperate. Took a while to figure out why, so I’m sharing in case someone else is banging their head against the same brick wall.

Does this even exist? I have a brother mfc but trying to print anything at all will spitout a blank page and partway feed 2 more and call it a jam, exact same way every time and this also prevents scanning until it is cleared and the drum is jiggled before closing the front panel. I also have a standalone colour laser printer.

Hi, I’m looking for a good laptop to run linux that has a touchscreen with a stylus to take math notes(ik I should be using latex or typst but im too lazy) and good battery life, preferably one that folds into tablet mode to make taking notes easier.

so I got these things available locally for $10-20. them is headless GTX 1060 6 GB used during the mining craze, with no way to add on a display out. there’s a hack to use it with windows on Haswell and newer boards with iGPU.

I recently purchased a T480s and after taking it apart to do a badly-needed clean, half the screws inside are missing, e.g. no screw for SSD, only 1 for the battery, various ones for the connections etc.

I was one of the lucky ones to receive their C.H.I.P. computer hardware back in the day:

Hi all,

in today's episode of "el stupido stupids around", our hero wants to look up something on a MBP 15 2015 (retina). problem is, there's already a 2010 (fatso) occupying space on the desk. is hero gonna move fatso aside to achieve said goal? 'course not, close fatso and place the retina on top. haha look at my lazy ass being expeditious!

Do laptops with recent AMD GPUs exist? I've spent an embarrassing amount of time today looking for them and pretty much failing...

I'm looking for such a device: