ascii-logos VS Lenovo-U1-Tool

It's a custom logo, you can tell neofetch to point to a text file with whatever logo you like in an ASCII format... the IBM logo is here btw: https://github.com/roadkell/ascii-art

Thank you. Also, to get the IBM ThinkPad logo on neofetch, I changed some stuff on the config file of neofetch. First, copy all the text from this link and paste into a new file. Basically, create a folder called .ASCII (with the dot behind so that the folder is hidden). And inside that .ASCII folder, go to the terminal, cd into that folder and type in touch ibmthinkpad to create a new file. Then, open the file with nano, vim or your favorite text editor and paste what you copied from that GitHub page. Then, type cd to go back to the home folder. Then, cd into the .config folder, then cd into the neofetch folder and open the config.conf with nano or whatever text editor you want, and search for the image source section, and change the already existed, non commented image_source line to image_source="/home/youruser/.ASCII/ibmthinkpad". Then scroll down a little and find the ASCII colors section. Change the already existing, non-commented ascii_colors line to ascii_colors=(7 4 2 1) . Then, save the file and exit. Then test your change by executing neofetch. For more info about this, visit the GitHub page of this project. You're welcome.

My friend showed it to me yesterday, and I did not know about that, but for this you can download this set of IBM ThinkPad ASCII logos. The GitHub page tells you how to use it and you can change your neofetch config to make the changes permanent, but I never modified the neofetch config file so I can't tell you anything about this. Also, welcome to Linux! I hope you're enjoying it! What distro do you use?

But that 95% what the issue is. The port itself is cheap, like $2-3 on Aliexpress, however the replacement precerude might be not. Well, at least not in any high-income country. In this case if you are out of warranty, get a known-working parts machine with damaged screen off of a marketplace/ebay and swap the boards. The replacement is straightforward for anyone with 2 hands and a screw driver. Open the back cover, disconnect the battery first, about 5 screws and couple of ribbon cables, reasseble and off you go. That is a 30 min job tops. The price for the US market should be around $50-80 usd. And you'll get a few spare parts if you're lucky. E15 has the same exact board and battery, but obviously not the same keyboard. Include it into your search as well. If you're a perfectionist kinda person, you can edit the serial number and model name to match what you originally had with UONE tool. That is 5 minutes more.