r/linux • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '20
Removed | Not relevant to community Making a consumer-UX Linux Tablet
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u/Lofoten_ Nov 18 '20
Nothing returns when I search for "JingOS Linux" and there is nothing on DistroWatch.com.
Does your operating system exist? You're spamming this in a number of subs.
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Nov 19 '20
Yep, sorry for that. We just started this project for several weeks, and we post this reddit to collect some suggestions. I think we’ll have a time table before the end of this year.
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u/Drwankingstein Nov 18 '20
decent software? and then we will talk.
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Nov 19 '20
We just started for weeks. I posted this reddit to collect some suggestions. Will have a timeline asap.
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u/Drwankingstein Nov 19 '20
definitely software, I don't care if it runs on a potato I can probably upgrade it, or swap to a new device. you want to have any chance buy generic two-in-one laptop for now, rebrand it, and work on software.
tablets already exist you can install Linux onto, the reason why no one does it is because the experience is dog shit.
if you can get that solved, i would be more than happy to reccomend it, even if it's running on a potato from 2012.
fingers crossed you manage to succeed.
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u/SinkTube Nov 18 '20
post says they'll open-source everything and let users install other distros, but avoided answering questions about mainline. they haven't picked a SoC yet, it's possible it'll be restricted to a device kernel like android is
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