BSD is not a"toy"...........this forum isn't "toy" either.....
Stop being annoyed. It's really easy just drop into this forum, say bad things about BSD and run away...
good luck, pal!
It makes a great toy, too,
diego. Once you've bent it to your will and made it your toy. This is mine.
But you're right. And he should run.
Run! Run!
Fast as you can!
Before you end up
In Beasties frying pan!
I don't want to write driver for acpi which works bad (acpi hotkeys don't work, crashing on cover closing, etc).
I don't want to pin my audio devices to get just internal microphone and headphones jack work. It's nightmare.
*snip*
Do not misunderstand me. I like freebsd as I said before. I have to use Debian on on laptop because... Because it just works. Despite of strange systemD and awful pulse audio which I hate.
Sorry for the excessive emotionality.
I'll give credit where credit's due.
Your statement about closing the lid and it crashing might be true on your box, but it
wasn't on mine. It was sitting open running when it went sailing 6 feet in the air and landed top down closed.
I picked myself and it up, opened it up and it was still running like it never happened. Me too, so we just went about our business.
That image above is of my dearly departed dedicated Thinkpad X61 .mp3 player at 306 days uptime. I have a W520 serving in that capacity now. Do you think I'd be using them as .mp3 players if I didn't get good sound from them?
I either use a pair of Koss KTXPRO1 Titanium lightweight headphones, like the ones I'm using now to listen to The The - Sweet Bird of Truth with now on this W520, or run a patch cord from the headphone outlet into my Pioneer SA-520 and listen to it through my stereo speakers.
It's only 5:55am here so I'll let the rest of the building sleep another 5 minutes.
