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Even on Linux?
by snvzz 11mo ago
Even on Linux?
- malfist 11mo agoLinux doesn't use the same drivers as windows
- snvzz 11mo agoIs it confirmed that it is being disabled through drivers?
- TiredOfLife 11mo agoIt doesn't work in windows, but does work in linux
- beala 11mo agoI don't understand why people downvote questions like this rather than just answer the question. It's a perfectly reasonable question imo given that it's not clear how this feature is being disabled. It appears that most of this is based on reddit speculation and the OEMs don't provide a definitive answer. Meta: recently it seems like the community has been way too loose with the downvote button, but I'm not sure if I'm just noticing it more because it's getting on my nerves, or if there has actually been a change in behavior.
- rpcope1 11mo ago> Meta: recently it seems like the community has been way too loose with the downvote button, but I'm not sure if I'm just noticing it more because it's getting on my nerves, or if there has actually been a change in behavior. The term "orange reddit" feels more and more like reality as time goes on.
- fragmede 11mo agoSure it's not > "a semi-noob illusion, as old as the hills."? :) https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- SoftTalker 11mo agoWhy does anyone care about downvotes? Is there somewhere I can cash in my karma points here for something actually valuable?
- ashtakeaway 11mo agoThere has been a change in behavior in the past few years, in fact it used to be that you could only become a HN member that can comment thus vote by posting a select number of threads before being able to comment. This actually kept the community on the more intelligent, factual, and serious side. Now it's not so serious. This used to be the only place that I could visit to get away from Reddit behavior. It seems like the more obscure a social gathering is, the less Eternal September it suffers.