On 7/7/20, Vojtěch šmiro <vsm...@seznam.cz> wrote: > > is some way to buy some small linux device? In hot days I cannot use my > laptop or desktop, because fans are rotating and in my room is really > hot then. Please, what devices do you know and what can I buy? I know > raspberrypy or I've heard about Pinebook. I want some linux device, what > has passive cooling.
Are you asking because of the noise? I was going to suggest that you could buy a "cooling pad" for your laptop, but most of those most likely make at least some barely audible noise. Well, I reread again. If the fan issue is "just" about the heat output and not the noise, maybe the cooling pad is possibly the best related accessory that might help. They're just not very cheap these days considering how "flimsy" most of them are. It MIGHT be a temporary fix while you search for whatever else might be fun to play with instead. Lifting a laptop off the desktop or other surface helps "a little". NOT recommending the following, but I have a large Oster dog comb shoved under the front of mine this very second. I've used knitting needles and a "Tunisian" (extra long) crochet hook in the same way. There are a few products out there like that now. There are items like wire basket type things you place the laptop on or little feet that go under the four corners. Something like the wire basket'ish thing might help by "pulling" the heat away, too, via the contact made. My experience is that a cooling pad with operating fans is about the most effective way to go, WHEN those fans work. Just thinking out loud because I have full empathy. Good luck! Cindy :) -- Cindy-Sue Causey Talking Rock, Pickens County, Georgia, USA * runs with birdseed *