romanMar 10
if you #runbsd and #x11, could you please run these commands and paste output in reply?


uname -sr
sysctl hw.version

time (x11perf \
-dot \
-create \
-destroy \
-map \
-rect500 \
-aa24text \
-copywinwin100 \
-f8text \
-fitext \
-gc \
-getimage500 \
-pcircle100 \
-polytext \
-putimage500 \
-rect500 \
-resize \
-scroll100 \
-tileftext \
-tr10text \
-triangle100 \
-repeat 2 \
-time 1 > /dev/null)
Show threadpescoMar 10
@hi
$ uname -srvm
OpenBSD 7.8 GENERIC.MP#284 amd64
$ sysctl hw.{vendor,product,version}
hw.vendor=Framework
hw.product=Laptop 13 (AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series)
hw.version=A5
$ time (x11perf ...)
2m07.02s real 0m06.21s user 0m06.44s system
Show threadroman
thank you! by the way, how do you like the framework? everything works well with #openbsd?
Mar 10 at 7:41pmWeb
Show threadpescoMar 10
@hi I am satisfied with it. There are some rough edges, though. Most acutely, there is a bug in the display driver stack that makes the system hang itself after about an hour without an external display connected. I'm relatively confident I could fix this with enough time and energy, but have not found either so far. ;)
Show threadpescoMar 10
@hi My main gripe, to be honest, is that it doesn't look like a Thinkpad.