diff --git a/blog/alpine-linux-on-the-hp-x360-1040-g5-notebook.mdwn b/blog/alpine-linux-on-the-hp-x360-1040-g5-notebook.mdwn
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--- a/blog/alpine-linux-on-the-hp-x360-1040-g5-notebook.mdwn
+++ b/blog/alpine-linux-on-the-hp-x360-1040-g5-notebook.mdwn
@@ -29,11 +29,17 @@ Besides that, some things that are instant benefits of Alpine:
 * easy to use package manager
 * easy to write package format
 * VERY fast package installations (because they are fast)
+* The sound is GREAT (especially compared to the X1 Carbon that does
+  not really have speakers)
 
 ## What is working on alpine + X360 1040
 
 Almost everything. C'mon, it's 2019 and as long as xorg + i3 is
 running, what is there more that you want?
+Some things to emphasise of either:
+
+* The keyboard is quite nice (actually nicer then Gen6 X1 Carbon)
+* You can run startx via ssh and there is no stupid config that stops you from it!
 
 ## What is currently not working on alpine + X360 1040
 
@@ -41,14 +47,20 @@ There are a few
 minor hiccups that I still need to solve in the next days:
 
 * create a package for mu4e 1.2 (currently installed in /usr/local)
-** needs fix for /usr/bin/sh reference
+ * needs fix for /usr/bin/sh reference
 * create a package for magit
 * create a package for vym
 * create a package for openconnect
+* create a package for kismet
 * checkout why the shotwell package is broken
 * checkout why the firefox package is broken
 * hotkeys don't send the right key events => might be a kernel issue
 * xbacklight => does not see backlight control
+ * There is however a backlight control in  /sys/backlight/intel_backlight
+ * Maybe just a permission issue
+
+
+* xrandr does not show screen connected via usb-c (have to test other outputs)
 
 
 [[!tag unix linux notebook]]