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That's really strange. I've run multiple laptops in clamshell mode, with the system on my desk, closed, with external devices for all human interface. Do they
by secabeen 10y ago
That's really strange. I've run multiple laptops in clamshell mode, with the system on my desk, closed, with external devices for all human interface. Do they not support that workflow, or are they being smart, and only doing that when there are no external displays connected?
- yellowapple 10y agoFrom what I gathered, they're trying to be "smart" about it by detecting if there are "docks", but I didn't really investigate much further (in particular, if "dock" means "external monitor is connected") beyond setting the relevant action to "ignore" in some config file (don't have the laptop in front of me at the moment, and my own machines don't use systemd, so hard to be more specific, unfortunately).