Arnav Singh

(Answered in #13)

Actually, the two-div method would have the same problem (shadows behind translucent text) so it wouldn't make any difference. Only thing I can think of is that if primaryAlpha ===...

And that ^ commit fixes it for that case.

@ChristianMcQuilkin The inner blue in the third diagram is supposed to look exactly like the inner blue in the first and second diagrams. The inner rectangle is meant to cancel...

Let me explain what my jsfiddle is meant to show. The first diagram has two rectangles, a yellow and a blue. No rotation is applied to either of them. The...

Correct. The point is that a simple transform like rotateY is insufficient for child rotations. One would have to write a transform matrix that take parent rotations into account -...

Find the hwmon node for the thinkpad-acpi driver (the directory under `/sys/class/hwmon` that has a file `name` with the contents `thinkpad`). Then check what values the `pwm` file has as...

>I also tried to modify the level values in `acpi.rs`, as you suggested, but with no effect on the number thrown in `pwm1`. I meant that you should write different...

Okay, so putting aside the fact that the fan curve ramps to max speed at level 3, at least the sysfs values are being mapped to levels correctly. Every increase...

>So changing the level in `tpfcontrol` results in correct `pwm1` values, but only in the fan speeds of 1900-2000 respectively 2300-2400 rpm. I cannot parse the second half of this...