John Obenauer writes ("Debian on tablet PCs?"):
> Do you know whether Debian can be installed on the new tablet PCs, and
> if it could accept input from the new screens? If not, do you know
> whether anyone has started a project like this, such as making a Linux
> device driver to read screen input? Thanks for any information you can
> give.
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