HelloRoot

1. Add screen capture

2. Your system will do a pop up to select screen, region or window

3. Here you can see it working with a window. If you don't get the popup from 2, here is a button to force it

If that does not work for you, something is broken and if you want help you have to post details on OS, DE, OBS logs and system logs.

It is very hard to measure responsiveness (which is basically the only thing zen claims to be better at) without a lot of time investment and a high speed camera for frame analysis.

I guess a possible setup would be to run a multicore synthetic workload that takes most of the system resources and measuring the start time desktop applications.

But nobody has done it in a "scientific" way as far as I can see. Besides some hobbyist anecdotal observations:

https://reddit.rtrace.io/r/linux/comments/fh0hc2/its_time_for_desktop_distributions_to_adopt_a/

https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/kernel-benchmarking-results-zen-cacule-tkg-bore/18831/8

zen and lts as fallback

iirc zen has a scheduler that is supposed to be better for single user multitask desktop situations, while the regular kernel scheduler is better for server workloads.

I recommend the website in general. It is very hard to parse tbh. but once you get used to it, it gives great info about parts and devices and the differences in kernel versions or even distros.

The SE variant is available on amazon.

Both cameras work for me. Fingerprint sensor works.

You can click through the different probes here https://linux-hardware.org/?view=computers&type=tablet&vendor=Micro+Computer+%28HK%29+Tech+Limited to see exactly what works and what doesn't on different distros at different times. At a quick glance it looks like mostly everything is working.

Minisforum V3

I bought it because it was the only one of the few 2-in-1 / convertibles that has the option to come with 32GB RAM and doesn't have the on/off key in the corner of the normal keyboard, which I fucking hate. The price is also great, but especially so when you catch it at a discount. It is quite a high end device though.

I run arch on it and it runs well. Needed some manual fixes at the beginning which can be found at: https://github.com/mudkipme/awesome-minisforum-v3

Am I blind? Where is the docker-compose? J find references to it in the doc and in the PR's but I don't see it in the files.

I was aiming at the "How do I stop it" question. - Either use librewolf, or compile a custom version of firefox applying whatever librewolf does to disable that.

But are you not already stopping it with your firewall?

I just checked my firewall logs and librewolf (at least with my current settings) does not attempt to connect to incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org

I run Dokploy which is like yunohost but a little bit more advanced.

I run frp but I also like Pangolin