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- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Add tablet mode similar to Windows 10 - DESCRIPTION: As far as I know, Ubuntu has no tablet mode, which makes it difficul
by tmescic 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop
- HEADLINE: Add tablet mode similar to Windows 10
- DESCRIPTION: As far as I know, Ubuntu has no tablet mode, which makes it difficult to use with touch screen laptops like the Lenovo Yoga series
- ROLE/AFFILIATION: User
- r3bl 10y agoI'm adding +1 to this. Got a Yoga for 3-4 months now, but still haven't managed to find some time to play with its configuration properly. What I've figured out so far: the laptop sends a special "key" (as in, special char is "pressed") when rotated over 180 degrees. This can serve as a trigger (but unfortunately, that key is different depending on the model of the Yoga). I have no idea how to make the screen rotation work. Making HiDPI options integer-only makes me still unable to set scaling properly and I have to resort to a "hack" (maximum resolution and then scaling all the interfaces using the tweaks tool). onboard package is a stability mess as a touchscreen keyboard. I'm not forced to dual boot because of gaming. I'm forced to dual boot because I can't get the damn tablet experience for light browsing.