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I just went all-in on Bluefin DX. It’s my first time using Linux where almost everything worked out of the box, even my 4070. Had to disable Bluetooth to get su
by et1337 2y ago
I just went all-in on Bluefin DX. It’s my first time using Linux where almost everything worked out of the box, even my 4070. Had to disable Bluetooth to get suspend working, but otherwise, this is the year of Linux on the desktop for me.
- vondur 2y agoHaving to disable Bluetooth seems like a big deal to me in order to get the computer to sleep correctly.
- sphars 2y agoI know that bug, Bluetooth has been messing with sleep since installing the 6.11 kernel on my Fedora 40 desktop. And I've seen many users reporting the same thing. My current solution is a script that disables BT on sleep
- 3eb7988a1663 2y agoNever heard of this, but I just rebuilt my machine, which is still having issues with sleep. Seeing as how I have zero bluetooth devices (wires never fail me!), I will be disabling bluetooth immediately to see if this resolves my woes.
- eraser215 2y agoI'm all in on bluefin-dx too, and Bluetooth is working fine for me in my lenovo x1 carbon. Fingers crossed you can sort your issue out.
- devops99 2y agoSomething about the Bluefin artwork and outward communication really turns me off. The project is using some good concepts, for sure. Though, Bluefin will never be eligible for production in the way that other commercially supported Linux based user endpoints, Linux based systems with immutable patterns, have been for a while.