you can use iwctl

example:

list interfaces (usually wlan0)

$ ip link

enter iwctl:

$ iwctl

rescan:

$ <iwctl> station [interface] scan

connect:

$ <iwctl> station [interface] connect [ssid]

list networks:

$ <iwctl> station [interface] get-networks

exit:

$ <iwctl> exit

i can do it on about 15 minutes without the wiki for a fairly basic install

and then about 30 minutes to set up sway how i want, install common software i like, etc

but for a more complex setup it will take longer and i will need to check the wiki

don't they have issues with randomly getting stuck in edl?

the chromebook keyboard layout is stupid, especially if you like tiling wms

they removed capslock and moved super to where it would normally be, and renamed it to "search"

they put nonsensical function keys that don't exist like "refresh" and "fullscreen"

and then the keys are mushy too

I tried florisboard but their swipe typing isn't as good as heliboard

based sway user

ive been wondering for a while how hackable the telly is

yes the summer nights are great! its way too hot in the day here though

there is a x13s arm thinkpad that can run pmos and other distros

its also snapdragon based

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chromium also runs really slowly on my old 11" thinkpad since it tries to use crazy visual effects on a celeron

firefox runs fine on it

yt-dlp installs now: 📈📈📈

i have calyx on a pixel 7a since it's easy to use

after that, you should choose "permanantly deactivate" in the bios instead of just "inactive"

you are probably thinking of computrace, a rootkit installed by sysadmins that lives in the bios and can install backdoors, brick the computer, and create police reports. if it's an old thinkpad chances are the subscriptions are probably expired and it will automatically deactivate after about 15 minutes on wifi on windows.

doesn't it require xorg? or can i use it on wayland now?

my mom has literally NEVER updated her 2018 macbook air, then decided it was too slow and bought an m3 air

you shouldn't need to disable tpm

How does it compare to NixOS rolling?