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I'm assuming the kernel you're referring to is the one from the linux-surface project? If so, which model and configuration of Surface Pro were you using? Were

• rowanG077 5y ago
  > I'm assuming the kernel you're referring to is the one from the linux-surface project? If so, which model and configuration of Surface Pro were you using? Yes I used the linux-surface project. I used a Surface Pro 2017 with an Intel Core i7-7660U CPU. It doesn't have LTE. But touchscreen and pen worked without issues after some fiddling with configs. Battery life was a little worse then on Windows but not dramatically so. > Is your XPS 13 the latest revision (i.e. 9310)? If it is, how does Nix handle sleep since Intel had removed S3 support? Yes it's the 9310 model. I use suspend (systemctl suspend) and it works fine. I'm not sure how I can check whether S3 is actually supported. Battery life is about the same story as the Surface. A little bit worse compared to windows.
• jacobmischka 5y ago
  If you're curious about XPS support in general, I use Arch and force S3 on my 9380 [1] and it works fine, also slightly worse battery when sleeping than ideal (loses about 5-10% in 24 hours, or so), but fine. [1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dell_XPS_13_(9370)#Sleep https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dell_XPS_13_(9370)#Sleep