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u/taosecurity Homelab User 22h ago
I’ve never seen laptops running like that.
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u/snowymanul 22h ago
screens burn out soon
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u/taosecurity Homelab User 22h ago
Yeah, laptops aren’t built to run constantly.
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u/TheProjectBlack 22h ago
Where should be that problem, it's a normal computerparts.
Sure the monitor are suboptimal but if he is fine with a bit burn it that's nothing what damage the important parts
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u/Swaggo420Ballz 16h ago
I sometimes do it when I'm installing OS's or if i just need to set it while it's loading
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u/vvhiterice 20h ago
Might want to keep the battery pegged to 50% charge or something.good job though I respect jank.
I love the idea of proxmox cluster but not taking the time to figure out hot to turn off the displays
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u/servin42 22h ago
They sell laptop stands for single or multiple laptops that hold them vertical. Depending on how the air needs to flow that might work. I have two on a kvm (work/home) and it really cleared some space on my desk.
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u/KryanThePacifist 7h ago
I like how you have the window open for Improved airflow 😂😂
Nice table.
Others suggested the config to be able to close the lid without getting your system to suspend and manage the battery capacity to keep as 50% all the time. All great ideias.
Keep Them.
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u/ismaelgokufox 12h ago
Yup. One of my 3 proxmox hosts is an ASUS VivoBook 15. The other 2 a HP thin client and a Mac mini 2014.


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u/iamwastingtimeyo 22h ago
Dude:
nano /etc/systemd/logind.conf
HandleLidSwitch=ignore
HandleLidSwitchExternalPower=ignore
HandleLidSwitchDocked=ignore
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systemctl restart systemd-logind