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Anyone know how the XPS 13 2 in 1 is w/ Linux support? I don't think they have a DE for the 2 in 1, but thinking about snagging one for a light work/entertainme

by buckhx 10y ago

Anyone know how the XPS 13 2 in 1 is w/ Linux support? I don't think they have a DE for the 2 in 1, but thinking about snagging one for a light work/entertainment laptop.

kminehart 10y ago
The main difference in hardware between the DE and the non-DE is the wireless card, which isn't impossible to get working but definitely a pain in the ass. I can only imagine with the touch screen and tablet-mode combined it would be a tall order for out-of-the-box Linux compatibility.
- szarecor 10y ago
  For the previous version, DE used a different wifi card (intel for DE, otherwise Broadcomm), but I don't think that's true for this latest version. I think DE and non-DE both ship with the same Qualcomm "Killer 1535"