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The rest of them are just as fastidious if not more.

• eviks 10mo ago
  They aren't, otherwise you wouldn't have to pick the lightest of them and pick only 1
  • phoronixrly 10mo ago
    The lightest one? What about the display colour mismatch, which is literally one of the first things I calibrate away when I get a new laptop, even on macbooks? Imagine moaning about two displays from completely different manufacturers and production dates showing different colours... Or maybe the auto-dimming feature which can be disabled by software? Or the touchpad which is 'too sensitive when scrolling'....
    • eviks 10mo ago
      > first things I calibrate away How? Do you expect every user to have an easier access to color calibration hardware devices to fix this issue compared to a software fix they could find after some googling??? > auto-dimming feature which can be disabled by software He also disabled the led via software, so you failed to point out why this one is easier > the touchpad which is 'too sensitive when scrolling'.... How is this lighter? Touching the touchpad is a very frequent action, so the deficiency will affect you every day, and you can’t fix it by looking up some systemd service unlike the LED, and you can’t put a sticker on it to dim it. So how is an unsolvable frequent issue more trivial than a solvable one?
• bayindirh 10mo ago
  Lowest screen brightness and color correctness of the said screen are not trivial issues. I used to work in a dimly illuminated room during late nights, and any screen which can't do low-light properly is blinding. Color correctness, even if you don't hit "calibrated pipeline" levels is extremely useful for seeing and/or editing photos. Even if you're doing this casually.