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Tuxedo Infinitybook 14

The Infinitybook 14 is a laptop from Tuxedo Computers, based on the same chassis as the Schenker VISION 14.

Linux installation

Installing Linux on the Infinitybook 14 requires a few hacks.

Boot parameters

The following boot parameters for the Linux Kernel is required to prevent screen flickering/glitching. See Arch wiki, Arch issue tracker.

i915.enable_psr=0

Display resolution

With the 3K display, text at 100% scale is too small, and is too big at 200%. Enable fractional scaling in Gnome with the following command; logging out and in again might be necessary for it to have effect.

gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['scale-monitor-framebuffer']"

Keyboard remaps

keyd is a good, system-level way to remap keyboard keys. With the following configuration, I get Esc (on tap) and Ctrl (on hold) instead of Caps Lock:

[ids]
0001:0001

[main]
capslock = overload(control, esc)

[shift]
leftshift = capslock
rightshift = capslock

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