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[hansdegoede]

First of all, just to be clear I'm speaking on behalf of myself here, IOW I am not speaking for my employer.

I must say that I'm not happy...

[hansdegoede]

The one chuwi device which the x86-android-tablets code supports is an older Bay Trail based Windows/Android dual-boot device. You actually select which...

[hansdegoede]

If you are dealing with an x86 based Android tablet, which shipped with Android as factory OS and *only* Android (so no multiboot with Windows as is often...

[hansdegoede]

Before people think this is adding bloat to the kernel, quoting a bit more from the cover-letter of the series:...

[hansdegoede]

Upstream drivers/platform/x86 kernel subsys maintainer here. Please use scripts/get_maintainer.pl to find the right people to send the patch too, and...

[hansdegoede]

One of the changse in GNOME 40 is that it has started honering SW_TABLET_MODE reporting (when available) and will disable auto-rotation on convertibles...

[hansdegoede]

Hi,



These commits fix some Dell Latitudes not booting. So they were cherry picked from my for-next branch and send out in a...

[hansdegoede]

This is by design, some users have 1 huge or multiple external monitors connected to the dock, so they don't need / use the laptop-panel as an extra screen...

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For everyone following this thread, Chris Wilson (one of the i915 kernel devs) has posted a series of reverts fixing the issue: https://patchwork.fre...

[hansdegoede]

Michael, I wonder if the speaker and mic mute-LEDs work (light up if you mute them) ?

I don't see any support for HP spk/mic mute LEDs under...

[hansdegoede]

Not sure what you mean with "it" which can also be done from userspace. Yes userspace could decide to ignore input events under certain circumstances...

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Doing this in the kernel allows the kernel to power-down the input devices while they are inhibited, saving power....

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See: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-iio/[email protected]/...

[hansdegoede]

This probably is a thermal management issue, where the BIOS is configuring the CPU for a low TPD and relying on Windows to dynamically update the TPD...

[hansdegoede]

Note that to hit this bug, you actually need an external keyboard which exposes a way to control its backlight under /sys/class/leds/foo::kbd_backlight...