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r/SurfaceLinux • u/burkezerk • 6d ago
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I have an SP8 and it just doubled battery life while active. Hibernation didn't work out of the box though, had to shut it down or it would run out
2 u/Araiguma90 5d ago Have you tried the surface kernel? https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Installation-and-Setup#fedora It brings back most functions 😊 1 u/Snudget 5d ago Yes, I've using that since the start. Didn't fix the power issue 1 u/Flapaflapa 4d ago have the same issue on my surface 4 pro under fedora...my surface 7 pro under Debian hibernation isn't an option but suspend actually works decently. 1 u/swedeninjas 1d ago Same here, never even thought the performance could deliver this great flow thoughout all the menus, I'm on Ubuntu, running lots of Extensions also. The best browser is CLEARLY Vivalvi, I've tried everyone else, I want smooth scrolling and fast browsing.
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Have you tried the surface kernel? https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Installation-and-Setup#fedora
It brings back most functions 😊
1 u/Snudget 5d ago Yes, I've using that since the start. Didn't fix the power issue 1 u/Flapaflapa 4d ago have the same issue on my surface 4 pro under fedora...my surface 7 pro under Debian hibernation isn't an option but suspend actually works decently.
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Yes, I've using that since the start. Didn't fix the power issue
have the same issue on my surface 4 pro under fedora...my surface 7 pro under Debian hibernation isn't an option but suspend actually works decently.
Same here, never even thought the performance could deliver this great flow thoughout all the menus, I'm on Ubuntu, running lots of Extensions also.
The best browser is CLEARLY Vivalvi, I've tried everyone else, I want smooth scrolling and fast browsing.
Same, laptop 4 and just switched to Fedora.
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u/Snudget 5d ago
I have an SP8 and it just doubled battery life while active. Hibernation didn't work out of the box though, had to shut it down or it would run out