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I've been daily driving a 12th-gen Framework on Fedora 36/37. Sleep itself has worked flawless, although you'll get a graphics driver freeze/crash every odd res
by seabrookmx 3y ago
I've been daily driving a 12th-gen Framework on Fedora 36/37. Sleep itself has worked flawless, although you'll get a graphics driver freeze/crash every odd resume if you don't disable "panel self refresh."[0]
I revert this setting every kernel update to see if it's fixed and have not encountered it on 6.2.12 so YMMV.
I kind of assumed this was a Linux quirk and that Windows would be fine, but I haven't tried it.
[0]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics#Screen_flickering https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics#Screen_flick...
- dathinab 3y agoyes it's a know issue with the linux GPU driver for the intel integrated graphics, I think it was specific to the 12th gen or even just a subset of 12th gen but I'm not sure 11th gen doesn't have this issue, but is ...well... 11th gen if you know what I mean