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I am asking because I can't find a toggle or anything in the settings and find it a tad anoying especally when it is a game I am playing a fast paced game.

After I closed the lid of my chromebook Armbian decided to die even across reboots. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gkEzVoY5QkNcWq3MOKYUSc8nkFYg91p-/view?usp=sharing Video of what I see https://drive.google.com/file/d/17yhnIjzkiYkkVohFrLf7MKDtYyb0xfOL/view?usp=sharing

Ok after trying a speeker switcher, switching from cinnimon to the kde version, finnally I tried flashing with the offical armbian flasher, and I tried a bunch of old online solutions that looked similar. Still my headphone doesn't work. I think it is due to armbian thinking the built in sound card is the headphones. But on a positive note the weird unmounting of armbian when my chromebook sleeps or when the lid is closed does not occur on armbian kde. So far kde is more stable than cinnimon.

Heres what I am seeing on my screen https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SSNnvOy-BjxAzklcAoApjS2zz1HnMn-v/view?usp=sharing Heres me messing with the headphon jack https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z2Guva-FWYv2mu3VCPujXPoc7r_iqpB6/view?usp=sharing

Sorry for the late reply I got caught up with my new job and forgot my password for my previous account. eselarm you are probably not wrong but as I have continued to use armbian it seems more like armbian can't differentiate between the headphone jack and the internal speakers. It's like they are one and the same this didn't happen with mint or antix although it was still very broken on antix. [Should I move this part to a separate topic] Unrelated to the headphone jack but I also found that when my Chromebook goes to sleep or when I close the lid armbian will just unmount itself, have a blinking _ on the upper left of the screen or a terminal I can't get out of so l and I have to reflash my micro sd card as a temporary fix. also the minimal build always fails to install a new desktop environment. But everytime I reflash the latest build of Gnome it runs a bit better each time, which is great.