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[tlug] Looking For a Linux Tablet Yourself?
- Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2017 09:21:32 -0200
- From: "SCHWARTZ, Fernando G." <fgs@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Looking For a Linux Tablet Yourself?
- Organization: http://www.fgs.eti.br/
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I sincerely hope you all continue to enjoy your lives as Linux whatever
for another year. And 2017 will be the year of Linux desktop, mark my
words! LoL.
Hopefully you find some meaning on this. Just to remind you, great
people out there, in case you'd enjoy a 7-8-inch Ubuntu terminal. You
can build one thanks to the efforts of other great people. In my case,
thanks to specifically:
http://www.linuxium.com.au/how-tos/unofficialofficialquasiubuntu14043ltsreleased
Since I saw many so called Bay-Trail tablets around in Japan, I decided
to give it a shot and only through the efforts of custom Ubuntu built
like these, or other distros for that matter, will you be able to
convert from a something-else based tablet that I refuse to call the
software by name, to a neat, properly working Linux tablet.
I hear quite a few around the development halt of Ubuntu official tablet
and phones lately, so instead of freaking out, just keep up the good
work yourself. My hardware originally retailed for about USD200. I hear
it's £150 something in the UK. It's "SoC"-type so you figure it out.
At first, some further digging is required for getting the touchscreen
and bluetooth or so it was to me. But you end up with Linux desktop and
all the portability. A pride and enjoy that I'd like to share with you
all. Thanks for reading and I wish you all the best.
フェルナンド.
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