Oh, hell no. We are absolutely tiny.

It’s very much a trust-based situation as we all work together and in a small team.

I would actually love to know how to handle remote shutdown of PCs and lock out and things like that, for as we do grow, we are getting busier, and starting to expand.

Our work is the opposite. As soon as a new machine arrives we go straight to BIOS at boot, switch the settings and install Linux immediately. Windows never sees the light of day. I do feel for you as we do do sales calls and in the middle of sales calls the people that we are calling have their computers reboot on them, do an update, or I’ve just got to restart and on restart it does an update and huge amounts of time are wasted on those people.

Windows probably costs the world millions a day in wasted, for time for shit like that.

Mystery solved. Thank you

TIL!

I spent about two years trying and giving up to get my fingerprint reader working on my X1 Carbon.

Then chat gpt comes out and I ask that how to do it.

It gives me a one-line bash / script thingy, and my fingerprint reader has worked ever since.

That was a pretty cool day.

this is a gen6 e14. Thank you. That’s what I needed to hear. Turns out the intel has a bit more to it, will udpate my post. So undecided

All our business uses. Libreoffice is great

I want that image on a shirt

I also restic to b2. Found it the best value.

Celeste. Are you here? In a future search maybe?

Thanks for the reply. It does not show up in lsusb as far as I can tell. Unplugging and pluging back in shows no difference in output. I will have to maybe test it in another machine. I’ll ask about. Thanks for your time

Thanks for your answer. It is built in, but that does not exist in my file system.

Thanks for the answer. No, nothing in Gparted, or Disks. Nothing in lsusb either.

Why bots? Maybe people are genuinely interested in this software.

This is interesting. I have the same laptop.

I had this exact issue in popos on it.

I changed a setting in the bios (can’t recall exactly now), and that did nothing.

Recently I moved to fedora 41, and the problem disappeared.

So I suspect it’s a bios setting.

Peak low with Snap.

That’s what made me move onto other distros.

No problem. Completely understand

Did your solution stay internal, or has it been shared? Be keen to see.

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