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Why not? I use a Surface Pro 3 and I have installed Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch and they works well without any kernel fix. The drivers for the Surface hardware ar
by kbumsik 8y ago
Why not? I use a Surface Pro 3 and I have installed Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch and they works well without any kernel fix. The drivers for the Surface hardware are getting mainline recently so you need to make sure you install latest Linux distributions. (for example, don’t install old Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.)
In case of Surface Book, which has very unusual hardware configurations, it has problems with Nvidia dGPU but mostly works well: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Microsoft_Surface_Book_2 https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Microsoft_Surface_Book_...
- djsumdog 8y agoI had my Surface Pro 2 dual booting. I still hated the device and eventually sold it, replacing it with an MSI. But in response to the questions, a Surface is just a standard PC with UEFI, so as long as all the hardware has kernel support, it should boot up fine.