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The carbon never supported the docking stations right? I always liked a docking station so I can drop the laptop on it and have all my desk monitors come to lif
by esaym 7y ago
The carbon never supported the docking stations right? I always liked a docking station so I can drop the laptop on it and have all my desk monitors come to life. But seems like docking stations aren't really popular anymore either... (which is one reason I never went with system76)
- the8472 7y agoYou can get most of that through thunderbolt hubs these days, there's little need for proprietary docking station connectors.
- ohazi 7y agoPSA to everyone using a recent ThinkPad: Update your thunderbolt firmware. Boot into Windows if you have to... This one is a might-break-your-hardware class bug. https://github.com/fwupd/missing-firmware-lenovo-thinkpad/issues/32 https://github.com/fwupd/missing-firmware-lenovo-thinkpad/is...
- TaylorAlexander 7y agoDamn. Thanks for the heads up. I erased windows without ever booting it, but hopefully this can be done without it.
- stevepike 7y agoI've got the x1 carbon 6th generation with ubuntu on it and it's great. I don't have a docking station, I just have a usb-c monitor w/ usb and audio ports on it. I have to connect two usb-c cables when I get home (power and monitor). Supposedly you can buy usb-c monitors that also do power over the one cable but I guess I didn't get the right one. I'll probably eventually buy https://www.caldigit.com/ts3-plus/ https://www.caldigit.com/ts3-plus/ to get it all in one cable.
- mbay 7y agoThey dock from the side. It works with Linux too except I have this annoying bug where my attached monitor turns off and back on randomly a few times per day.