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[Fedora Notes] Upgrade to Fedora 41
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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ sudo grub2-editenv - unset menu_auto_hide
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:CUSTOM_ID: keyboard-layout
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Apple keyboard is handled by the kernel module called =hid_apple=. This
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ones accepts a bunch of parameters amongst which two are interesting to
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one accepts a bunch of parameters amongst which two are interesting to
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me:
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- =fnmode= which controls how the =fn= key should behave (0=disabled,
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:CUSTOM_ID: fix-nvidia-blurry-display-on-wake-up
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Sometimes, some parts of the gnome desktop display blurry. This is
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linked to a but to the proprietary NVidia drivers. To work around this,
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we can restart the display manager by pressing Alt+f2 and entering the
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=r= command.
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linked to the proprietary NVidia drivers. To work around this, we can
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restart the display manager by pressing Alt+f2 and entering the =r=
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command.
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Otherwise, something to test if the issue is too boring is to disable
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some power management options in the NVidia drivers configuration
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options nvidia NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=0
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#+end_example
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*Edit February 2025*: Since Fedora 41, I have no display issues
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anymore.
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*** Fix Wrong Battery Percentage
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:PROPERTIES:
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:CUSTOM_ID: fix-wrong-battery-percentage
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#+end_example
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*Update February 2025*: I did not experience this problem with
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Fedora 41.
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*** Fix Trackpad
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:CUSTOM_ID: fix-trackpad
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I still do not found out why some times, the trackpad does not respond
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anymore. Looking at the system logs, I can only see the following error
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repeating each time I touch the trackpad:
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#+begin_example
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#+end_example
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If this happen, simply reloading the kernel module fix the problem:
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I still did not find out why sometimes, the trackpad does not respond
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anymore. If this happen, simply reloading the kernel module fix the
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#+begin_example
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% sudo rmmod bcm5974
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% sudo modprobe bcm5974
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#+end_example
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*Update February 2025*: I did not experience this problem with
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*** Remap CapsLock key
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:CUSTOM_ID: remap-capslock-key
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Remapping key is not something we can do by default via the Settings
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Keys remapping is not something we can do by default via the Settings
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panel: those hackers tweaks are accessible with a package called
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=gnome-tweaks=. When installed, run the command =gnome-tweaks= from a
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terminal or simply run the =Tweaks= application via the icon.
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*** Copying Files from iPhone
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The idea is to use the =libimobiledevice= library. I created a
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directory =~/.iPhone= then =ifuse ~/iPhone=.
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** Upgrades
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:PROPERTIES:
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:CUSTOM_ID: upgrades
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related to a version of indexing schema. This is justified: the previous
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version of =mu= was 1.10 and the new one is 1.12. I just re-indexed my
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mails.
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*** Fedora 41
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I upgraded to Fedora 41 in Febrary 2025. All worked fine. I experience
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no display issues anymore with the NVidia drivers.

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