good day, I would like to ask if anyone here has experience with installing linux on a tablet I would like to make a linux notebook with a tablet but I don't know which one would be suitable for it what would you recommend
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Brickwizard
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many people have converted tablets to Linux,[but not all are convertible]
you will need a tablet with at least 2gb of ram [4 would be better] you will need at least 20gb main drive [32 or more is preferred]
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you will need a tablet with at least 2gb of ram [4 would be better] you will need at least 20gb main drive [32 or more is preferred]
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Brickwizard
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sorry this is an English language site, please translate all post into any version of English
I know that more people have installed linux on a tablet, I just want to know if you have any experience with specific brands that you would recommend
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Brickwizard
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Personally NO, but we have helped many people with various machines so a few comments
If you get a netbook/tablet with a 64 bit ARM processor, this will limit your choice of Linux distribution [as yet not all are arm compliant]
Google chrome books and pads [provided they meet the specs in my first post] can make excellent Linux machines, but Not all are convertible, some are extremely difficult and require some maintenance skills as you will need to get inside to physically change setting]
any mainline make should be OK, but they will all have their own idiosyncrasy's and may need a bit more tweaking than a standard laptop
If you get a netbook/tablet with a 64 bit ARM processor, this will limit your choice of Linux distribution [as yet not all are arm compliant]
Google chrome books and pads [provided they meet the specs in my first post] can make excellent Linux machines, but Not all are convertible, some are extremely difficult and require some maintenance skills as you will need to get inside to physically change setting]
any mainline make should be OK, but they will all have their own idiosyncrasy's and may need a bit more tweaking than a standard laptop
