#starlite — Public Fediverse posts
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Marbellan Starlite kutkuttaa silmiä ja korvia
Fuengirolan Marenostrum tapahtumien ohella Aurinkorannikon kesään tuo maailmanluokan viihdettä myös naapurikaupungin Marbellan oma boutique-festivaali Starlite.
#Ajankohtaista #Etusivu #Uutiset #Viihde #Aurinkorannikko #Marbella #Starlite
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MISC Starlite Revealed | Can This Create a Player Fuel Economy in Star Citizen? - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3VY0_5TGq8
#SpaceTomato #StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames #RobertsSpaceIndustries #SpaceGame #PCGame #MISC #Starlite via @SpaceTomato -
MISC Starlite Revealed | Can This Create a Player Fuel Economy in Star Citizen? - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3VY0_5TGq8
#SpaceTomato #StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames #RobertsSpaceIndustries #SpaceGame #PCGame #MISC #Starlite via @SpaceTomato -
MISC Starlite Revealed | Can This Create a Player Fuel Economy in Star Citizen? - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3VY0_5TGq8
#SpaceTomato #StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames #RobertsSpaceIndustries #SpaceGame #PCGame #MISC #Starlite via @SpaceTomato -
MISC Starlite Revealed | Can This Create a Player Fuel Economy in Star Citizen? - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3VY0_5TGq8
#SpaceTomato #StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames #RobertsSpaceIndustries #SpaceGame #PCGame #MISC #Starlite via @SpaceTomato -
MISC Starlite Revealed | Can This Create a Player Fuel Economy in Star Citizen? - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3VY0_5TGq8
#SpaceTomato #StarCitizen #CloudImperiumGames #RobertsSpaceIndustries #SpaceGame #PCGame #MISC #Starlite via @SpaceTomato -
@RootMoose yes, thanks. i was looking at this same one. couldn't quite tell if it's a 2in1 or a tablet w/ an attachable keyboard. tho if it's powerful enough, i guess it doesn't matter
Anyone have any experience w/ #StarLabs #StarLite laptop/tablet?
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@RootMoose yes, thanks. i was looking at this same one. couldn't quite tell if it's a 2in1 or a tablet w/ an attachable keyboard. tho if it's powerful enough, i guess it doesn't matter
Anyone have any experience w/ #StarLabs #StarLite laptop/tablet?
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@RootMoose yes, thanks. i was looking at this same one. couldn't quite tell if it's a 2in1 or a tablet w/ an attachable keyboard. tho if it's powerful enough, i guess it doesn't matter
Anyone have any experience w/ #StarLabs #StarLite laptop/tablet?
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@RootMoose yes, thanks. i was looking at this same one. couldn't quite tell if it's a 2in1 or a tablet w/ an attachable keyboard. tho if it's powerful enough, i guess it doesn't matter
Anyone have any experience w/ #StarLabs #StarLite laptop/tablet?
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Damn, the rotation fix didn’t work. I’m not sure if it’s the syntax for selecting the accelerometer or if it’s the udev commands.
https://support.starlabs.systems/kb/guides/starlite-fixing-rotation-on-older-kernel
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I have a @starlabssystems Starlite MK V and I want Gnome to go into the "Tablet" mode whenever I fold the keyboard to the back (deactivate keyboard and open the on screen keyboard). It seems like there is no intended way how to do that therefore I wrote a small workaround.
Does anyone have a better idea?
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I have a @starlabssystems Starlite MK V and I want Gnome to go into the "Tablet" mode whenever I fold the keyboard to the back (deactivate keyboard and open the on screen keyboard). It seems like there is no intended way how to do that therefore I wrote a small workaround.
Does anyone have a better idea?
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Is anyone using the Starlite Linux tablet by Starlabs, or have an opinion on it? I am in need of a new daily driver tablet and would like to go full Linux, if possible.
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Is anyone using the Starlite Linux tablet by Starlabs, or have an opinion on it? I am in need of a new daily driver tablet and would like to go full Linux, if possible.
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@starlabssystems Also: for some reason after I upgraded coreboot to 24.08, the #Starlite would not automatically boot Debian; I had to create a boot entry to automatically run shimx64 rather than grubx64 (which does however boot manually).
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@starlabssystems Also: for some reason after I upgraded coreboot to 24.08, the #Starlite would not automatically boot Debian; I had to create a boot entry to automatically run shimx64 rather than grubx64 (which does however boot manually).
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This moment when right before the holidays your @starlabssystems #Starlite V suddenly stops seeing any Wifi or bluetooth because the last #Debian #Bookworm update now requires iwlwifi firmware version -77 to -89 but the stable firmware-iwlwifi package provides -72, and you need to switch it to backports to get -77, only you have no Wifi or BT... (of course I have an USB Wifi dongle *and* an USB-C to USB A adapter precisely for these cases)
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This moment when right before the holidays your @starlabssystems #Starlite V suddenly stops seeing any Wifi or bluetooth because the last #Debian #Bookworm update now requires iwlwifi firmware version -77 to -89 but the stable firmware-iwlwifi package provides -72, and you need to switch it to backports to get -77, only you have no Wifi or BT... (of course I have an USB Wifi dongle *and* an USB-C to USB A adapter precisely for these cases)
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Hmm, I wonder if this is actually an issue with tap-to-click not getting disabled when the disable touchpad while typing setting is on in GNOME and/or the StarLite firmware.
I’ve just re-enabled the trackpad but turned off tap to click and I don’t seem to be seeing the problem (and the mouse cursor does disappear while typing, which is did before too).
Hmm… I’ll update the issue and fingers crossed they’ll be able to fix it for tap-to-click too.
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Hmm, I wonder if this is actually an issue with tap-to-click not getting disabled when the disable touchpad while typing setting is on in GNOME and/or the StarLite firmware.
I’ve just re-enabled the trackpad but turned off tap to click and I don’t seem to be seeing the problem (and the mouse cursor does disappear while typing, which is did before too).
Hmm… I’ll update the issue and fingers crossed they’ll be able to fix it for tap-to-click too.
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Right, disabled the trackpad entirely and I can at least type again.
Thankfully, it’s a tablet (although you can’t use it for programming – at least in Terminal, e.g., with Helix – in tablet mode because the on-screen keyboard in GNOME does not have all the keys you need. e.g., ESC is missing. Kind of a biggie when using a modal editor) so I can use the touch-screen if I need to (not ideal ergonomically when using it docked but goodness it feels good to be able to type again.
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Right, disabled the trackpad entirely and I can at least type again.
Thankfully, it’s a tablet (although you can’t use it for programming – at least in Terminal, e.g., with Helix – in tablet mode because the on-screen keyboard in GNOME does not have all the keys you need. e.g., ESC is missing. Kind of a biggie when using a modal editor) so I can use the touch-screen if I need to (not ideal ergonomically when using it docked but goodness it feels good to be able to type again.
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If you have the @starlabssystems StarLite 5 Linux tablet and the touchpad on the magnetic keyboard doesn’t disable when typing for you (didn’t for me, although I’m on the latest firmware), see the fix here:
https://github.com/StarLabsLtd/firmware/issues/182
#StarLabs #StarLite #touchpad #fix #quirks #libinput #linux #tablet
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If you have the @starlabssystems StarLite 5 Linux tablet and the touchpad on the magnetic keyboard doesn’t disable when typing for you (didn’t for me, although I’m on the latest firmware), see the fix here:
https://github.com/StarLabsLtd/firmware/issues/182
#StarLabs #StarLite #touchpad #fix #quirks #libinput #linux #tablet
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StarLite tablet and Debian Testing
Full post here. https://rene.seindal.dk/2024/08/15/starlite-tablet-and-debian-testing/
I received my StarLite mk V Linux tablet from StarLabs systems a couple of weeks ago. It came with Ubuntu, but as a Debian user for some twenty years, my preference was for Debian, as I have on all the other computers.
I tried with Ubuntu for a while, but even if the differences aren't that huge, it was still a nuisance.
My main preoccupation was that I'd lose much of the tablet-specific parts, such as the touch interface, if I abandoned the vendor supplied OS.
Consequently, I have installed Debian Testing on the thing.
The TL;DR is that everything works, almost out of the box.
#Debian #InternetTablets #Laptops #Linux #StarLapsSystems #StarLite
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StarLite tablet and Debian Testing
Full post here. https://rene.seindal.dk/2024/08/15/starlite-tablet-and-debian-testing/
I received my StarLite mk V Linux tablet from StarLabs systems a couple of weeks ago. It came with Ubuntu, but as a Debian user for some twenty years, my preference was for Debian, as I have on all the other computers.
I tried with Ubuntu for a while, but even if the differences aren't that huge, it was still a nuisance.
My main preoccupation was that I'd lose much of the tablet-specific parts, such as the touch interface, if I abandoned the vendor supplied OS.
Consequently, I have installed Debian Testing on the thing.
The TL;DR is that everything works, almost out of the box.
#Debian #InternetTablets #Laptops #Linux #StarLapsSystems #StarLite
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My StarLite tablet by StarLabs arrived today preloaded with elementaryOS, but I'm severely underwhelmed, both by Gnome on a tablet and by the experience in general. I'm considering returning it.
Is there something I'm missing? A better distro? Basic settings that I just need to apply?
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My StarLite tablet by StarLabs arrived today preloaded with elementaryOS, but I'm severely underwhelmed, both by Gnome on a tablet and by the experience in general. I'm considering returning it.
Is there something I'm missing? A better distro? Basic settings that I just need to apply?
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🇫🇷 Post en français en réponse !
🇬🇧 I've received my #Starlite mk V from @starlabssystems ! And I've written a blog post to sum up everything I did to make it working completely with #Debian12.
Hope it can help! I will post a review (in french) in a few weeks as well.
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🇫🇷 Post en français en réponse !
🇬🇧 I've received my #Starlite mk V from @starlabssystems ! And I've written a blog post to sum up everything I did to make it working completely with #Debian12.
Hope it can help! I will post a review (in french) in a few weeks as well.
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I've added some updates to my Starlite MK V blogpost while figuring some things out the last few weeks:
https://blog.herecura.eu/blog/2024-07-04-starlite-mk-v-archlinux-plasma-desktop/
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I've added some updates to my Starlite MK V blogpost while figuring some things out the last few weeks:
https://blog.herecura.eu/blog/2024-07-04-starlite-mk-v-archlinux-plasma-desktop/
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Yop @starlabssystems ! I received my #Starlite MK V last Monday and so far, so good. Just a question: do you plan to release docks / other accessories that would keep the tablet standing without a keyboard? I've actually bought a Voyager keyboard from ZSA, making the official Starlite's keyboard somewhat redundant whenever I'm working home or at office (though it's still very useful when working in the train).
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After one week I have written a little blog about my first experience with the Starlite MK V using Arch Linux and Plasma Desktop
https://blog.herecura.eu/blog/2024-07-04-starlite-mk-v-archlinux-plasma-desktop/
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Another observation, having charged it to capacity twice now and let it discharge fully once:
The battery only charges up to 96% and dies at 2%.
Not the worst possible thing but I would expect a new device to charge to 100% and die at 1%. The former likely more important than the latter.
Hope the battery doesn’t have the same journey that the one on my StarLabs Mk IV did – it dies at around 65% or so after two years.
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Another observation, having charged it to capacity twice now and let it discharge fully once:
The battery only charges up to 96% and dies at 2%.
Not the worst possible thing but I would expect a new device to charge to 100% and die at 1%. The former likely more important than the latter.
Hope the battery doesn’t have the same journey that the one on my StarLabs Mk IV did – it dies at around 65% or so after two years.
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Another observation, having charged it to capacity twice now and let it discharge fully once:
The battery only charges up to 96% and dies at 2%.
Not the worst possible thing but I would expect a new device to charge to 100% and die at 1%. The former likely more important than the latter.
Hope the battery doesn’t have the same journey that the one on my StarLabs Mk IV did – it dies at around 65% or so after two years.
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Another observation, having charged it to capacity twice now and let it discharge fully once:
The battery only charges up to 96% and dies at 2%.
Not the worst possible thing but I would expect a new device to charge to 100% and die at 1%. The former likely more important than the latter.
Hope the battery doesn’t have the same journey that the one on my StarLabs Mk IV did – it dies at around 65% or so after two years.
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Another observation, having charged it to capacity twice now and let it discharge fully once:
The battery only charges up to 96% and dies at 2%.
Not the worst possible thing but I would expect a new device to charge to 100% and die at 1%. The former likely more important than the latter.
Hope the battery doesn’t have the same journey that the one on my StarLabs Mk IV did – it dies at around 65% or so after two years.
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