deck
is the designation for the Librem 14 laptop @maiki uses. This is a wiki topic to document vitals for the device.
TODO: use one of those text-based apps that list the vitals… and paste the output here.
deck
is the designation for the Librem 14 laptop @maiki uses. This is a wiki topic to document vitals for the device.
TODO: use one of those text-based apps that list the vitals… and paste the output here.
I’ve mostly been logging my efforts (which have been quite successful) at Setting up a new laptop.
I did want to share a gotcha that applies to folks switching from an XPS 13:
The power button is where I’m used to my delete button! Honestly, it’s probably the one thing I find strange about the Librem 14, everything else has been really neat. I’ve already learned, but it was pretty comical for a few days!
Well, it’s been 1.5 months, and every time I open my laptop I get relaxed, so that’s fun.
The Librem 14 is precisely the machine I need at the moment, and it would be great if that remained so for a while, I’m getting a lot done. Any obstructions to my work are never my laptop, where prior it was likely my laptop.
The Librem 14 has a micoSD card slot! That’s a new port for me, and very useful.
Today I updated the firmware on deck
. It went very smoothly, following the document at Coreboot Firmware on Purism Librem Devices – Purism.
As part of the process, however, it install git
! I’ve gone this whole time without using it. Now I suppose I can start doing drive-by edits again (and fix the RSS link in Gajim’s website’s footer…).
I just updated the embedded controller firmware. It went fine, and quick.