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Good thing i switched to linux
How do you know if someone runs Linux? Don't worry, they'll tell you.
Good. Free and Open Source Software should be the standard.
Hopefully I don't need to point you towards the endless list of enshittification for why.
How do you know someone participates in pirating?
Don't worry, they'll tell you.
I also use linux btw
I recently tried ubuntu on my laptop, every time i brought it back from sleep/hibernation my touchpad wasn't working and i had to reboot. It's been a few years since i used it last, i was expecting significantly better stability than that...
Consider trying others as well. Fedora or openSUSE Tumbleweed may fix the issues Ubuntu had.
You'd think they had hardware support for a 9 year old laptop done by now...
That's fair. The differences are still possible though
There's sometimes the odd little issue here and there with things like touchpads. The issue is that device manufacturers keep their device drivers closed sourced, and have zero interest in contributing to things like Linux. So it's up to open source devs to develop their own drivers.
Sometimes there's a bug or two, especially in things like laptops. If you're using Ubuntu, you're on an older kernel. The bug may have already been fixed but not made into Ubuntu yet.
I bet if you tried out something newer like OpenSUSE Tumbleweed or an Arch based (like EndeavourOS, I recommend it) you might find the issue gone.
It's a 9 year old laptop, so things really should be ironed out on the HW side IMO. It didn't have issues last i used ubuntu, think it was 18.04 i used back then.
Regressions happen. One bugfix might introduce a new bug, or interfere with an old one.
Code is incredibly complex and pulling on one string can unravel another.
I also had similar issue, after disabling track pad in bios it stopped working.