I made a reddit post regarding the issues with keys being pressed while the laptop’s lid is closed.
It causes the laptop to wake up while it is in the bag and cause it to heat up.
Another user suggested even disabling USB power while the lid is closed, which I think would be a nice feature.
Edit: The issue may be also present in the 13 inch version as well since it also becomes warm and active while it is in the bag.
Welcome to the forum.
If I recall, in another thread, a Framework member mentioned that they are already looking into this.
Have you seen this personally with a FWL13?
The FWL13 I think already ignores keypresses when the lid is closed. Windows “Modern Standby” waking up the laptop can be the culprit instead.
Can I disable lid open detection?
Since the keyboard has sleep modes, and it’s in the firmware, maybe it could be hacked to turn all keys into no-ops when the lid is closed?
Then on wake-up it swaps all the keys back, so it’s basically not possible to send keystrokes in sleep mode?
Seems hacky, there must be a ‘normal’ way to do this.
Already being discussed here, see [RESPONDED] Waking from suspend w/ lid closed - #13 by Kieran_Levin to start with.
Ah I see, Thanks for point it out.
I have seen 13 waking up in bag. But windows modern standby could be another culprit for the 13.
Same problem with my Laptop 13, the keyboard and the touchpad are not powered off when the computer is suspended, drawing electricity unnecessarily. If the lid is closed, the only way to wake up should be opening the lid, and if the lid is open, the only way to wake up should be pressing the power button.
It’s not just a Windows problem, I have this problem on Fedora and Arch as well.
I tried forcing my laptop to go deep sleep (S3) but it failed to wake up so I gave up trying.
