On 06/22/2015 03:09 PM, Joe Golden wrote: > The tablet needs to be able to > * Browse the web > * Print using Cups drivers > * Use WiFi to access the world wide internets > * Use Bluetooth
I'd love to hear what you come up with. I have a 11" Lenovo Miix 2, which is great for Linux desktop (8G+256G), but in tablet mode it isn't great. Chromium (web), Evince (pdf) have some support. As of Winter 2015, most window managers/desktop environments had poor/frustrating touchscreen support, so I am just using xfce4 with the keyboard. Windows 8 is much better. I actually tried using Windows 8/w Linux virtual machine initially--at least you get a decent virtual keyboard that way! See if you can stomach the gnome stuff. I'm not sure how far KDE has come. It was difficult to tell what was what as far as touchscreen support a few months ago. I recommend you experiment in Arch, not Debian, it is much more up-to-date. Maybe use Chromium as the window manager and try to get some virtual keyboard working. But this stuff is changing fast. I'd love to be wrong. Report back! -- Anthony Carrico
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