William,
I did not know that HP had a quality problem. I regularly tell people I
hate Hewlett Packard printers. The printer paper must pass over a roller at
the back, which seems to be quite a bend in the paper. This works fine with
paper, but it is not reliable at printing heavier
I've been asked by few people about which desktop to buy. They are
technical enough to swap components, but definitely don't have time to
troubleshoot. They have more important things to do. So, I said any
brand, new or refurbished, except HP.
Things may have changed, and HP may be good now.
On 2017-11-10 03:31 PM, Giles Orr via talk wrote:
I have a very old laptop I'm trying to rehabilitate and use with Debian:
it's got an AMD Turion chip and 1G of RAM. Works fine. But one annoying
problem under Linux: the fan runs flat out all the time.Â
If the fan connection to the MB is
I have a very old laptop I'm trying to rehabilitate and use with Debian:
it's got an AMD Turion chip and 1G of RAM. Works fine. But one annoying
problem under Linux: the fan runs flat out all the time. If the 'sensors'
command is correct, the CPU has never gone above 35C, so the fan isn't
We're looking for an SRE to fill an open position.
Work is home based and the team spans APAC, EMEA, and Americas.
https://ldd.tbe.taleo.net/ldd03/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CANONICAL=1=1300
If you're interested give me a shout offlist and I'll see about making
sure the right people are
fprintd(1) handles finger-print recognition for some kind of
authentication (logins and who knows what else).
At least on my current Fedora and CentOS systems, fprintd is automatically
enabled. I don't know about other systems.
Most of my systems have no fingerprint hardware, so the only
