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This looks wonderful, and I bought it as soon as preorders opened; I'd love to have a Linux tablet to read books on and take to work (I'm a teacher, not a progr

This looks wonderful, and I bought it as soon as preorders opened; I'd love to have a Linux tablet to read books on and take to work (I'm a teacher, not a programmer). It definitely is pretty low-powered, though, and I'd appreciate a higher-end alternative. Is there any Windows-based tablet that you can reliably and easily install Linux on?

ddevault 6y ago
>Is there any Windows-based tablet that you can reliably and easily install Linux on? Samsung Series 7 Slate XE700T1A
- shmerl 6y ago
  Are there any tablets that have open drivers for GPU and touchscreen? Problem with blobs is that such tablets are forever stuck with ancient kernels.
  - ddevault 6y ago
    The one I mentioned works fine with the upstream kernel for everything. It just has an Intel GPU.
    - shmerl 6y ago
      Good to know, thanks!
lasftew 6y ago
The first generation Surface Go works very well, except for the cameras, which are not supported.