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Here is how it looks on my laptop : $ LANG=C free -m total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 11890 7181 1214 1431 3493 2958 Swap: 2048 0 2048 That 0 on the "Swap:" line mean...

There's not a single way an SSD can be faster than RAM. The CPU have a direct connection to the RAM (well with multi socket systems it's a little more complicated, but lets forget this for a bit). An M.2 drive is piloted by the CPU throw interrupts, these interrupts go throw the south-bridge to...

Seen my link? have a look over that big grey box saying there's no screenies, there's a "+". Click that "+". It's not that obvious, sorry about this ;) EDIT: any idea to make it more obvious are welcome

Why no screenshot on the repo ? BTW, I think people prefer the "apps" link instead of the "package" one : https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/46 (even if, one link to the other one)

at this temp', a kettle would whistle only if you live above 500m above ocean level

The f**k ? Swap is evil, why dedicating a f**king drive to it ? as fast as a SSD drive can be, it's still 100 times slower than RAM. You dont have enough RAM on your machine ? buy more of it not a drive 100 times slower. Modern architecture like kubernetes mandate NO swap (kubelet wont start...

HCQ is in large&active use since over half a century. There is a large documentation on its uses cases spawning over decades (a good generic anti-viral agent). Actually, its active ingredient is known to help with deases since the XVIIe century... HCQ is used (successfully) against malaria...

There's no alternative. It's the only way to "create" an input device in Userspace (aka not as a kernel module)

You didnt got a pandora from 1st batch to say this... Trust me the early days with a pyra are *FAR* better than with a pandora

bug report about this go there : https://dev.pyra-handheld.com/packages/funkeymonkey-pyrainput/-/issues pretty please

It used to be discussed on theses boards to death. [L] is [shift] [L2] is [fn] [R] is [ctrl] [R2] is [alt] EDIT: Someone care to put all this on the wiki ?

it's a feature ;) That's how it's expected to work. This is configurable though.

I *think* the lid close/open are key events. Try running xev close and open the lid. If that shows events for these 2 things, then try setting up shortcut for theses events

LISP is not useless though, try asking your insurance ;)

As far as I'm aware of, there's nothing desktop specific for pyra

Pretty much. dbp are pnd done right. There's an dbp update script though.

there's no UI (yet ?) but I made a few scripts (with appropriate sudoers configuration) to help configure the thing check the linked readme from my previous post

as per the README of funkeymonkey-pyrainput you have to disable the mouse mode : sudo /usr/sbin/pyrainputctl disable mouse and re-enable it after the game is done Every modes are enabled by default ;)

and none of them behave the same anyway ;)

I've said I would maintain the thing, i'll stick to this