Jeff C

And that's exactly where I'm at now. I'm still weary of launching a game..but I probably should to make sure.
 
Again thanks for the assist my dude.

Its almost like ISPs are colluding to monopolize certain markets right?

Hmm, you might be onto something there... :thinking:

Its almost like ISPs are colluding to monopolize certain markets right?

I was thinking of trying that, then i decided to go crazy and run ethernet to ever room in the house from a 24port switch, through the wall and into ethernet outlets.

I would highly recommend against using steam-link on wi-fi. 
I ran mine wirelessly on a 150/150 and its about 15 feet from the router and i still get choppy and inconsistent streaming.
 

Hmm. I had a laptop that was an HP Probook {numbers} and it had a synaptic touch pad. It's been a while since I've used it and Linux. Try running the command
xinput set-prop 12 "Device Enabled" 1 That's what I had in my autorun file (except 0, not 1, to disable it).
That's about all I know off the top of my head while at work. If that doesn't work, and nobody has solved it within the next few hours, ping me @LucidMew or quote me to remind me to figure it out more.
 
 
also, try some of the answers listed in https://askubuntu.com/questions/65951/how-to-disable-the-touchpad ? It is a couple releases out of date, but ya never know.

One can only hope. Unfortunately I've dealt with these kinds of companies quite a lot, and rarely do I ever see them get better if they are already on the 'bad' side. On a similar note, I've heard some good reviews about Dollar Shave Club, though it is a service I will never sign up for as I am a die-hard fan of my safety and straight razor with Mitchell's Wool Fat Shaving Soap, and you would have to pry them all out of my cold, dead hands. They do seem like a great company though from what I've read.