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You can also use rclone - it has onedrive support, and many other cloud providers, besides.

I got tablet mode to work on my Yoga X1 using a script, so maybe these scripts for the Yoga 380 will help you with your 370.

That did it!

So, for anyone else facing this issue: install the thinkpad_x1_yoga_rotation script (probably a good idea to have it in autorun) - note that it requires the python3-docopt package in addition to the listed requirements!

@appas wrote:
so it must be solvable in MX
I'll add "eventually" to that statement. The problem is that Debian is a very conservative distro that puts stability above all else while the Ubuntu family lean more towards the cutting edge. "Eventually"can be a really long time, so if you need that ...

I found this tool that seems to be made for this purpose: https://github.com/sarmbruster/thinkpad_x1_yoga_rotation

However, it is quite old so I think it's made for the 1st gen Yoga, and does not work with my machine. As it's unmaintained, I am posting the output here instead of in its issue ...

Ah, I personally prefer continuing old threads because starting new ones on the same topic leads to fragmentation of the forums, but I can appreciate that there are many opinions on "necro" posting. I see that the topic was split, so I will re-iterate on the problem: with the Lenovo X1 Yoga (I have ...

I would not say that "move to Ubuntu/Mint" is a "solution". If it works in different distros, how can we make it work in MX?

As you might've guessed, I am also having a problem with these features. I installed the iio-sensor-proxy package, but
sudo iio-sensor-proxy --no-udev
gives no output ...

Check your keyboard layout, under Keyboard (from the XFCE start menu) -> Layout tab.

Hola, disculpa mi Español, no estoy fluente todavía.

Puedes arreglar las teclas de brillo tu mismo, como así:
MX usa mx-tweak para ajustar el brillo. Crea unas scripts como eso:
#!/bin/bash
current_brightness=$(sudo /usr/lib/mx-tweak/backlight-brightness -g)
new_brightness=$(echo "$current ...

What software shows the graph on Mint? Maybe you could install it in MX..?