 Hibernate for Linux is nothing new. Making the setup and controlling lid behavior easy could be easier. This coming week, it will be. https://fosstodon.org/@matthartley/113298890378795321 - For new Fedora installations. - Followed by soon to be provided partitioning guide for Fedora, then run the installer. - Paste in one short line into the terminal. (Cont) Our products now ship to Greece, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, and Republic of Cyprus! We need to figure out what to do here now:
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@frameworkcomputer how about Portugal? 🇵🇹 Yes, we have a dedicated keyboard layout I believe, but why not allow to ship with an English keyboard? There are plenty of stickers to make it Portuguese +/-
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@frameworkcomputer Amazing! I'm so happy that I can order a Framework Laptop 13 with the International English Linux keyboard now. This makes at least 3 companies that ship new production laptops with Super keys that ship easily in the USA: Framework, System76, and Purism. We posted a deep dive video today on the DeepComputing board and our thoughts on RISC-V overall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMwepyyaj8I
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 @frameworkcomputer I’m still surprised this mainboard even exists. Good on you, framework! We're kicking off a pilot program for Linux Community Ambassadors. If you're a Framework Laptop owner, regularly spend time at Linux-focused events, and want to help spread the word, you can learn more and apply here: https://community.frame.work/t/framework-is-looking-for-linux-community-ambassadors/55344 Our products are now available for shipment to Denmark, Finland, and Sweden! With this launch, we’re adding Danish and Swedish/Finnish keyboards that you can order now with a Framework Laptop 13 or as a standalone Keyboard or Input Cover Kit. For Framework Laptop 16, these keyboards will be available in late July this year.
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 @frameworkcomputer now I just need to convince work to replace my laptop expeditiously Not an April Fools Joke. Joseph Schroedl in the Framework Community built a batch of RGB LED Matrix Input Modules for Framework Laptop 16.   We're excited to share a preview of a Framework Laptop with a new CPU architecture today, and it's not the one you probably think it is. DeepComputing is creating the first partner-developed Mainboard, and it's powered by a RISC-V processor!
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 @frameworkcomputer Mannnn this is just the best. Finally great hardware initiatives being pushed by the GNU/Linux community.  Just realized the Mastodon account for Framework now has 17k followers. Not bad. Our first post, November 18th, 2022: https://fosstodon.org/@frameworkcomputer/109366891835800997
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@frameworkcomputer @frameworkcomputer hopefully this community engagement helps communication about reuse products like a battery bank enclosure :) Today we also shared open source CAD of the surface of Framework Laptop 16, enabling development of skins, shells, replacement parts, and other accessories: We're excited to announce the latest Framework Laptop 13 with Intel Core Ultra Series 1, an optional 2880x1920 120Hz display (ideal for 2:1 scaling on Linux), and new configurations for businesses with 3 year warranties. Pre-orders are open now.  I love this integer scaling shrewdness and the fact you have Fedora and Ubuntu logos in the username @frameworkcomputer the specs of the Framework Laptop with new Intel CPU only mention support of WiFi 6, while the previous and AMD models support WiFi 6e. Is it correct that the new model does not support WiFi 6e?  @frameworkcomputer I will be in the market for a convertible laptop / tablet. We're excited to announce the latest Framework Laptop 13 with Intel Core Ultra Series 1, an optional 2880x1920 120Hz display (ideal for 2:1 scaling on Linux), and new configurations for businesses with 3 year warranties. Pre-orders are open now.
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@frameworkcomputer oh boy! I just bought a Laptop 13! The new screen sounds just mind bogling great! Too bad that I can't justify the new buy 😁 maybe you can just slip a new screen under my door accidentally?! @frameworkcomputer I wonder how the support for the rounded corners is in Linux?  This video played backwards is our mission. (None Mastodon link)
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 @frameworkcomputer This is the first time I've seen this ad. I am fucking appalled by it.   @frameworkcomputer Someone did the video already… https://x.com/rezawrecktion/status/1788211832936861950?s=46 A good time to remind everyone that we are remote-first and are hiring: http://jobs.frame.work
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 @frameworkcomputer  There are a couple of amazing Framework Laptop Mainboard-based gaming handhelds already, but tommybee456's is especially interesting with the deep focus on ergonomics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MAnyzWsupc Per Phoronix: "Crap! HDMI Forum Rejects Open-Source HDMI 2.1 Driver Support Sought By AMD" "The HDMI Forum has rejected our proposal unfortunately. At this time an open source HDMI 2.1 implementation is not possible without running afoul of the HDMI Forum requirements."
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  Fascinating results. Elevated Systems found that YouTube streaming battery life on Ubuntu is actually better than on Windows!
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Framework Laptop 13 (AMD Ryzen 7040 Series) is now We don’t plan to add the Copilot key to Framework Laptop keyboards. We’d rather give you Control. "Microsoft’s new Copilot key is the first big change to Windows keyboards in 30 years" https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/4/24023809/microsoft-copilot-key-keyboard-windows-laptops-pcs
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 @frameworkcomputer oh, the puns. but, the cop-ew-lot button replaces the Menu key, its just placed where Control used to be |
Gregory's Server
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- Laptop reboots, flashes the screen once, then hibernates at login once (Setting up SELinux rule for hibernate - I may tweak this a bit, but essentially this).
- Power on, profit. LUKS encryption for your main install and the swap partition where your hibernation happens.
- Coming soon: Non secure boot TPM LUKS passphrase bypass and Yubikey LUKS handling.
- Coming soon: Ubuntu script. Also manual (DIY) instructions for Fedora and Ubuntu.
@frameworkcomputer from where I sit, hibernate for Linux that actually works and can consistently resume would indeed be a fantastic innovation...