# Lenovo Flex 14 Linux Tweaks ## Setup This utilizes Endeavour OS w/ Cinnamon desktop. XFCE desktop can work but has some compositing issues noted below. You should be able to translate below into Arch and other distros. ### Install AMD Microcode $ sudo pacman -S amd-ucode $ sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg ### Power Mgmt - Set Power Mgmt to Lock Screen as Hibernate doesn't currently work well. ### Install AMD GPU Vulkan / 32bit Driver Support ``` $ sudo pacman -S lib32-mesa $ sudo pacman -S xf86-video-amdgpu $ sudo pacman -S vulkan-radeon $ sudo pacman -S lib32-libva-mesa-driver $ sudo pacman -S libva-mesa-driver $ sudo pacman -S mesa-vdpau lib32-mesa-vdpau ``` ### Install Power Mgmt Improve Battery ``` $ sudo pacman -S tlp $ sudo systemctl enable tlp $ sudo sytemctl start tlp ``` ### XFCE DE - Turn off compositor install compton instead - *Cinnamon Desktop works fine out of the box. ### Screen Rotation - Install iio-sensor-proxy-git - Install screenrotator-git ### Onscreen Keyboard - Under Accessibility turn on (On-Screen Keyboard) ### Doesn't work yet - Hibernate is buggy - Fingerprint reader does not currently work ### What does work - Bluetooth - Function key function control (volume, brightness, etc.) - Screen rotating - Touch screen - All ports - Touchpad - Keyboard - Stylus
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Favorite Linux Software

Last Updated 12/2020 This is a list of my favorite software applications for Linux. I hope this list helps you discover some new and amazing software that runs on Linux. I've provided links to the project webpages for more information. Installation of the software should be done via your distros repository such as Ubuntu (sudo apt install Kdenlive) or Arch (pacman -S kdenlive). Some of the software is available as a SNAP or Flatpak so check for universal package options if it is not in your distro repository or software store. One command to install most of the non-proprietary software listed below in Arch distro: $ sudo pacman -S kdenlive peek gimp inkscape tilix fish calibre flameshot krita smplayer strawberry guvcview darktable shotwell remmina thunderbird obs-studio telegram-desktop feedreader deja-dup simple-scan Kdenlive : Open source non-linear video editor with powerful video creation and export abilities Lightworks : Not Open Source Professional video editing tool Ghost : Open Source alternative to WordPress for creating websites, blogs, and more.

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De-Googlify

Below are steps you can take to De-Googlify your life and increase privacy and security. The steps below are easy enough that anyone can start implementing. There are more advanced privacy options outside the scope of this document, however, this is a great starting point for those interested in taking back control of their privacy. E-Mail Switching email providers can be a long process but a worthwhile one. It's important that you don't immediately delete your Gmail account after switching in case there are old accounts in which you remember in the future that require password resets or credential verifications that take place via e-mail. Alternative e-mail services: Protonmail Tutanota

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Research On Ethical Companies (Tech)

Companies With Best 'Overall' Track Record HP - Consistently ranked in the top Intel Nokia Fairphone Companies With 'Some' Ethical Supply Chain Controls Dell

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DasGeek Super Trippy Guide To The Dark Web!

Dun dun duhhhhhhhhhhhhn No I do not list any sites that directly contain illegal activity. Guide To Getting On The Dark Web First, the dark web is not some nafarious place where only illegal things happen. It's a pretty awesome place if you know where to (like a big city) There is nothing illegal or wrong with surfing the dark web. Just make sure to hang around the well lit areas and don't go searching for the bad stuff. You know...just like the regular internet. Getting on the Dark Web is not hard at all. Simply download the Tor Browser. Make sure you download the browser actually from Tor and not any of the fake sites. The official site is https://www.torproject.org/ It is recommended to use a VPN in conjunction with Tor if you're goal is to remain anonymous. However, Tor does a great job of that by itself if you're not going to shady sites you should be fine. Now that you have the Tor browser you can browse .onion sites. Those sites are on the DARK WEB (dun dun duhhhhhhhhhn!)

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