boosts appreciatedwhich tablet pcs or convertible laptops does fedi recommend?
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boosts appreciated
which tablet pcs or convertible laptops does fedi recommend? i don't care too much about specs, i just need something with a decently large touchscreen, usb port(s), a headphone port, and some type of pen/stylus (similar to a wacom tablet).
as for specs, it just needs at least 4gb ram, at least 100gb storage, and ideally an amd cpu+igpu (intel works too though)
i plan on using arch linux and kde plasma on it, as a replacement for my broken surface pro 3 -
boosts appreciated
which tablet pcs or convertible laptops does fedi recommend? i don't care too much about specs, i just need something with a decently large touchscreen, usb port(s), a headphone port, and some type of pen/stylus (similar to a wacom tablet).
as for specs, it just needs at least 4gb ram, at least 100gb storage, and ideally an amd cpu+igpu (intel works too though)
i plan on using arch linux and kde plasma on it, as a replacement for my broken surface pro 3@kemona_halftau I've heard some chromebooks are quite nice (with MrChromebox/Chrultrabook of course, not ChromeOS). Quite a few of them have USI pen support. -
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@kemona_halftau I've heard some chromebooks are quite nice (with MrChromebox/Chrultrabook of course, not ChromeOS). Quite a few of them have USI pen support.@kemona_halftau It does take a bit more effort to install though. On modern chromebooks you need a Suzy-Q/CCD (Closed Case Debugging) cable to talk to the Cr50 to disable write protection, which you can either make yourself or there's a US-based debug board seller on ebay. (It is also technically possible to bypass the Cr50 by physically disconnecting and connecting the write protect pin to ground, but that's probably harder than making a debug cable yourself.)
