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> Uh, isn't that what tablet mode in win8/10 is for? It's also what i3wm is for. And the latest versions of GNOME ought to be finally usable on touch-enabled
by 0815test 7y ago
> Uh, isn't that what tablet mode in win8/10 is for?
It's also what i3wm is for. And the latest versions of GNOME ought to be finally usable on touch-enabled tablet- and 2-in-1 PC's. I expect Linux with GNOME to deliver a significantly improved experience compared w/ either ChromeOS, or Windows in its own "tablet mode". Especially so given the recent work by Purism on GNOME-for-mobile, which included quite a few general improvements.