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Hi, Did you ever get the Webcam to work?

Try Fedora 40 Spin KDE

Get fyde os it's a Chrome os variant not by google which is both half android part Linux

Name of this tablet

Can you test install wine and run MT4 plz

Maybe you can try Lomiri on this. It's the convergent DE used in Ubuntu Touch. It is now available in Debian 12 and derivatives like Ubuntu 24.04. It is still very much in development though so not as complete and polished as Gnome 😄

I am so glad you made this video. i had the same problem trying install linux because you cannot get to the bios. I want to dual boot my hp laptop. So I have ordered Pop os to try.

Is it possible to install it in other ways? my windows tablet when i boot efi usb says i have no usb boot

I use Arch Linux in my Samsung Galaxy Book2 Pro 360 gnome and hyprland

The biggest problem that I've run into in the past when trying to install LINUX onto a system that was originally built for Windows (either as a dual boot or as a fresh system with just LINUX by itself) is that you need to go into the BIOS settings and disable certain key features (mostly security ones that have been mandated by Microsoft that the hardware vendor was forced to implement to be able to have a license for the OS). If you don't go into the BIOS and disable those Windows-specific features/settings first, you likely won't even be able to get LINUX to install at all. I forget which settings those are right now but there are articles and videos out on the web that will tell you how to do this. If you don't get that all-important first step done right, you very likely won't even get LINUX to install properly on your system in the first place. And, even if you do get it to finish its install process, you may not get it to properly load/boot up. Long before you even try and install LINUX onto what was originally intended to be a Windows machine, do your homework on making the proper/required changes to the BIOS settings first and make sure you have those right. It will save you SO much time, frustration and aggravation down the line. Or, just install into a VM like Virtual Box running inside of Windows instead and you can just skip all of that potential frustration altogether.

it do be stabilizers, however

I did this on my Go 2, kind of ironic that a MS operating system isn’t the best operating system for MS hardware.

hello. Where is the publisher's site to get sketchbook?

Hey… You eat Trader Joe’s bread, too. 😮

all I got after trying to install Linux on my Surface has been punishment in the form of having to imput a long a** code to boot into windows and my bluetooth devices not working

Love your content! Between the HP tablet 11 stuff, which I had my eye on, and the Dell refurbished info, such good stuff. I bought a 7390 2 in 1 last year, in A grade condition, with 16 gb ram and 512 ssd. I'm yet to upgrade to windows 11 but I love it so far. I've got my eye on a refurb 7210 Dell detachable to hopefully replace my Amazon tablet.

damn - I cant seem to find this anywhere these days

I just bought it to do the same. This is Moore important than buying food

I want to run Linux on something weather-proof, like a phone, but not a phone. Is the tablet designed for mobile OS?

i bought a surface pro 3 for almost the same price second hand ofc, came with the pen two chargers and a dock, i have win10 on it, was also concerned about performance, must say that i had similar experience, for basic usage perfect little performer

I just got one of these puppies on eBay for 190 USD new with the keyboard. Listed as refurbished but still sealed. I am veryyyy pleased with it, especially at that price. Probably like the best deal ive ever gotten on a piece of tech

Solid

Thanks

Windows 11

Ha, you had it easy. My windows tablet has a 64 bit CPU, but the BIOS itself is only 32 bit. So to have a 64 bit installation you need some bass ackwards ISO a guy made and a dream.

I clicked this for clip studio and was honestly disappointed to see you couldn’t try it…otherwise, it was great to see it work with Sketchbook

i want install light weight Linux in old android Samsung tablet . Is this possible ?

I would just remove window and only run Linux on it personally.

Damn, my bro, I was programming MUDs in 1993, but I am also a working artist and you just are not going to beat the iPad.

gnome is not a performant de

Only if was that easy for android tablets too...

Is the cameras working?

Ever tried android x86 on a windows tablet

IMO I would've dug deeper. I installed Linux on an old Macbook Air 2013 and a lot of the hardware wasn't working when I got in it. I looked up what I needed to about the Macbook Air I had and the version of Manjaro and found all of the hardware drivers in the AUR.

hp laptop not linux friendly

Why not just use SteamOS? At least it's made for touchscreens.

i have a Microsoft Surface Pro i5 XD btw a microsoft surface pro is basically a laptop and a tablet combined

Can You Try Pop OS

i have installed linux on Laptops for about 20 years now. NEVER install a dual boot, the Windows portion kills the Linux.

bruh

i have a windows 32 bit tablet and linux just doesnt work. it freezes for no reason after like 15 minutes everytime. Gonna try freebsd maybe that works

i want to install linux so hard, but because my laptops screen is broken, i cant do anything, using my monitor it wont show 89% of the installation making me just turn off the laptop and make it break all over again no matter how i try

The most annoying thing about videos like this is the disgustingly dirty screens. CLEAN YOUR DAMN SCREEN!

I'll donate $100USD to your channel if you can boot and install/make useable (wifi/BT/sound/touch/browser) to a Microshaft Surface RT/ARM. I've been at it for a while now and nothing I've tried thus far works. It's so aggravating that this came with Win 8, but then they gimped it by tying it to their "store" & then removing everything from that store. Can't even get a browser now. I just want it for a recipe box in the kitchen but would like to search for new recipes online.

great video!

Its not the Fedora doesn't allow fractional scaling, its the Gnome desktop. The Gnome developers don't beleive in it. Being Linux you can chose from one of several desktop interfaces.

Running GNOME 44 on that tablet will be nice

I ended up installing Pop Os on a Surface Pro 4, works great, but the battery is near shot, so it doesn't live very long on battery. Kinda kills the reason to use it as a tablet. You might like Pop Os on this, it has some solid built in features you may like. Same DE as Fedora, but it's more customized, and a nice tiling feature that auto fills the space with any windows you have open.

Maybe someday you'll ascend to the penguin guild, but as of now... ye remain a windows peasant. xD

Thanks for content. Now I realized that linux can be installed on almost all devices.