Thinkpad X250 gets warm!

[amirteymuri]

Unfortunately the heating and amount of work of the fans haven't change since yesterday, moreover i have since then such glitches on the screen as you see in the pictures: https://github.com/amirteymuri/screen-glitches. How can i fix this?

[stevepusser]

You have multiple duplicate main Jessie repositories in your sources now--and watch for using "stable" in there instead of "jessie", or you'll get a surprise upgrade to Stretch whether you like it or not when it goes Stable. I suggest you simplify yours to what it suggested in the Debian wiki:

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deb http://httpredir.debian.org/debian jessie main contrib non-free

deb http://httpredir.debian.org/debian jessie-updates main contrib non-free

deb http://security.debian.org/ jessie/updates main contrib non-free

# Not in the wiki, added for jessie-backports
deb http://httpredir.debian.org/debian jessie-backports main contrib non-free

And i think the only ubuntu-esque line is the Kivy, which is to be installed for ubuntu and debian like this, as on the kivy website.

I don't see anything about using that PPA for Debian in a quick look at the Kivy website--I'd take advice like that with caution, too. Some packages end up being safe if installed from PPAs, though--how is Kivy working for you?

[stevepusser]

Kivy 1.8 is also available in the stock Jessie repositories. If you need the latest 1.9.1 release, it might be easily backportable from the 1.9.1 in Stretch...or let me see what happens it I try a build for Jessie in a Jessie virtual machine on the openSUSE build service...

Update: here ya go: https://software.opensuse.org/download. ... ython-kivy

That the right way to get Kivy 1.9.1 in Debian Jessie, not some Ubuntu PPA.

Add the repo key as root, too. Note that this package may interfere with an upgrade to Stretch and its python-kivy if it's still the same version, so the solution to that would be to uninstall it first.