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Hi all,

Just installed the latest MX linux and it recognized my external monitor out of the box which is really nice. Unfortunately it disables the built-in laptop screen and I can't get it enabled again. I would like to enable it because now for example when I unplug the external monitor or boot ...

They do offer a script that you can run after installing a distro, but it only supports Ubuntu, Linux Mint or OpenSuse as far as I know.

You can find it here:
https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Adjustments-after-installation.tuxedo, bottom of the page tuxedo.sh script. It tweaks your system a bit ...

SwampRabbit wrote: Fri Jan 08, 2021 8:14 am Do you have a Tuxedo computer that you are running MX on?

Yes. Although it should work on other laptops as well. If you would like me to test something just let me know.

hi swamprabbit,

no i didn't change the init script as generated by the sysd2v script.

i tried to convert the tccd sleep service as well but in the resulting script it looked like it still called systemd so i just ignored it.

br,
xamio.

thanks for the quick replies, i got it working!

i found a conversion script for the systemd service to sysvinit here:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54151
http://www.trek.eu.org/devel/sysd2v/

then i created a shell script and it's working like a charm.

Hi all,

I download the Tuxedo Control Center, mainly for controlling the fan speed. It works fine when I launch MX with systemd but under SysVinit it gives me the following error:
Communication with tccd service unavailable, please restart service and try again.

So I tried to launch the service ...