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@kimschulz yes i have also been using PopOS for about a year. For certain features like the keyboard backlight and also performance improvements i had to install the additional tuxedo kernel module. I didn't need to do that for other laptops like Thinkpad, because it had all drivers upstreamed by the community.
Also I had issues running Fedora and NixOS due to this driver limitation in the past.
I also love the argument of controlling the upstreaming pace because in other words "the drivers aren't ready yet" ... @tuxedocomputers why do you sell it to customers if the drivers aren't ready enough for upstreaming...
https://gitlab.com/tuxedocomputers/development/packages/tuxedo-drivers/-/issues/137
#tuxedo #gplv2 #linux
The main reason i bought a Tuxedo notebook over a year ago, was the allegedly good Linux support. Unfortunately i found out relatively quickly, that that wasn't the case for almost any distro other than their own Tuxedo OS.(Which I don't like)To install any other distro you have to install additional kernel packages, that are primarily only available for Ubuntu based systems and older kernel versions.
I finally found out why upstreaming has been so slow... https://youtu.be/ADSCjiiMcaU
#tuxedo #linux
I accidentally found a security issue while benchmarking postgres changes.
If you run debian testing, unstable or some other more "bleeding edge" distribution, I strongly recommend upgrading ASAP.
@christi3k I found this https://ansible-doctor.geekdocs.de/ which i didn't like because you have to write all your documentation in annotations, which to me defeats the purpose of a docs generator. Same for this https://github.com/PopulateTools/ansible-doc-generator
I just found this https://murphypetercl.github.io/ansible-mdgen/ this sounds more like something that might actually help.
I have written my own short script at work which reads in all tasks and imports and traverses i to roles an creates mermaid graphs and tables. This one might be similar.
Give me a yaml config file and a little Ansible, and I will move the world.
@christi3k There is terraform-docs for Terraform. I haven't really found anything satisfying for ansible yet. There are some projects I found for ansible. But non of them where really that nice.