Recent content by ajgreeny

I have also, a few days ago carried out this github installation of the Tuxedo keyboard backligjhting controls on my wife's new Initia 15.6 laptop and all is wo5rking superbly. Both my wife and I run Xubuntu 22.04 on our computers and the Initia was the first to have this multicolour...

A further update of the situation. At boot there was no certainty about the keyboard light status, sometimes it was off but most times it was on full. So this evening I followed the instructions and installed the tuxedo-keyboard github utility. This was easy enough though the uninformed might...

Strangely enough after many reboots and fiddling with the keyboard shortcuts I now find that the keyboard LEDs are all turned off, which is incidentally, exactly what my wife and I wanted. I have not used the github-tuxedo keyboard suggestion you sent, which I had found already by searching this...

I have today installed Xubuntu 22.04 on the Initia laptop, the second one of the two shown above, as a single boot with the test version of Windows wiped off. All is working very well, though I have not yet managed to disable the keyboard back-light, though haven't had time to search so far. I...

Chassis & Display UltraNote Series: 15.6" Matte Full HD 60Hz 45% NTSC LED Widescreen (1920x1080) Processor (CPU) Intel® Pentium® Quad Core Processor N5030 (1.10GHz, 3.1GHz Turbo) Memory (RAM) 8GB DDR4 2400MHz SOLDERED (N5030 PROCESSOR ONLY) Graphics Card INTEL® HD GRAPHICS (CPU Dependant) -...

What distro are you using? You have given us a lot of detailed info but not that one bit of information that may be very useful

My wife's new Lafite-111 arrived late this afternoon; what a superb looking laptop! Here's the spec I put together for her; nothing very resource hungry will be used on it, but speed will be important for all that it's used for and I decided that an SSD would be the best way to get a fast...

Hi folks. New PCS forum user here with a spec for checking and comment. I have spent some time in email conversation with the PCS support staff asking about specification of the various Intel CPUs and their graphic chips. I have now got to the point of thinking I know what I want to order...