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I don't think it has ever been a good idea to rest a laptop on a blanket on even laps for more than a few minutes... Anyways, that's been a concern on all my pr
by cassepipe 3y ago
I don't think it has ever been a good idea to rest a laptop on a blanket on even laps for more than a few minutes... Anyways, that's been a concern on all my previous laptops.
I bought a second laptop platform-cushion for my legs/bedtime and it's much better no matter the laptop.
Same for touchpad issues, my big palms sides have always been the source of misidentified clicks. The way I solved it on linux was by making it narrower in software. It take a one line straightforward command to do so.
I really like the keyboard I must say. It's much better than my previous laptops (that were admittedly cheaper)
I don't have any boot issues on my model so I don't know about a boot problem sorry
- zbrozek 3y agoI'm good about keeping my wrists straight; it's not a palm problem. I very frequently want to tap and then move, but end up erroneously dragging. Regarding the blanket; it's cool indoors here and so blankets are a fact of life. My other laptops have no issue with this because grilles aren't on the bottom. They usually draw or exhaust from the hinge and do the opposite from the sides. Also it's called a laptop, being on a lap is an expected use-case.