But guys , the game is actually really good ! He wouldn ' t play a game he doesn ' t like right ? ! This comment is sponsored by Vainglory , the greatest and latest mobile MOBA . <| sep |> that ' s hillary for you <| sep |> The problem isn ' t that you couldn ' t get a fifth , it ' s that the player base felt certain you couldn ' t and lead to extreme claims . Or to put it another way No one cares that the fire killed three people , it could have killed A HUNDRED ! !!<| sep |> Everything the repost bot is spamming in rnosillysuffix today . <| sep |> when you run out of poke balls will you just use ultras in cp 10 pidgeys when you encounter them or <| sep |> I understand what you are saying , and yes this type of product and attitude is pretty wasteful . The laptop only has 1 . 8 gb or so of ram so I am probably the only person in the world foolish enough to run gnome 3 on it though . I will resort to a bug report but it would have been nicer to gain some deeper understanding of the mechanics that are at play under the hood of Fedora . My guess is that it ' s a weird kernel driver and there will be nothing to do beyond reporting the behavior . My only hesitation to see through a bug report is that I have experienced fully working hotkeys on an asus eeepc and saw how the support there improved over the years . My experience with hp is that they are all little snowflakes and the support is in a constant state of flux . one kernel version will have brightness and lid or even wifi button working correctly whereas the next will kill the brightness buttons and so on and so on . fixing one hole seems to only create another somewhere else . I even had a case where my previous wifi adapter ' s drivers became mainlined great ! but wifi stopped working because the aerial configuration got flipped . I submitted bug reports all the way up the chain but in the end my solution was to open the laptop up and physically switch up the aerial connections . While support is nice it ' s more useful to learn how to botch a quick fix yourself . so I will always be more interested in a workaround which will give me some insight on how Linux works rather than . actual support . but regardless of that I will be taking your advice