Lenovo make some good kit, pricey too. Wonder how noisy those squirrel cage fans are.
It is not cheap to stuff all that in a little box and keep it cool. Most manufactures do not even take this into consideration causing their units to run hot, or they just donât care and know it wonât fail before the warranty runs out. 
Young drivers; give it time.
Think how fast it will be to check email then.
And run Devuan.
I dunno, when it comes to lappyâs, the HP can stand for Huge Pile.
Their business line can be awesome like Thinkpads. Thatâs pretty much where the dev 1 comes out of.
I donât really use the Trackpoint that much to miss it, so having it without the T-Pad center trackpad button would make it less of a T-Pad alternative. System76âs lappys donât have them (the Dev 1 ships with Pop OS), and Iâd rather their Lemur Pro than the Dev 1.
I dunno what the battery life is on the Dev 1, at least with T-Pads I can replace parts. I donât like to spend that much on lappyâs, unless it was a Macbook, and I have yet to buy one of those. But now with M chips at various price points, just for the sake of getting paid to use a laptop, Macbooks are where I spend that kind of money.
HP laptopâs firmware is known to have issues with acpi in Linux. Iâd buy either Lenovo or Dell.
This is the issue:
After searching high and low for many months now, I appears to be nothing and has never effected my using Linux on this system in any way.
Which distro/kernel?
I had that problem on my HP laptop running AL. It went away with the upgrade to 5.18.4 kernel.
I could never find out what the actual issue is either. Be nice to know if itâs a udev rule or kernel module that could be fixed/unloaded.
Most Linux distros. That pic is from your Void/Openbox spin. 5.15.47.1
That still installed to metal? Install the 5.18 kernel and see if it persists. Void is at 5.18.7 now.
