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I suspect this is largely because the Microsoft Surface products contain a lot of proprietary hardware components that aren't not well supported by the kernel.
by resonious 3y ago
I suspect this is largely because the Microsoft Surface products contain a lot of proprietary hardware components that aren't not well supported by the kernel. KDE and friends have pretty good touch screen support, but it's all for naught if you have no drivers.
- fifteen1506 3y agoNo OSK on X11 though, on KDE. Gnome has on both.
- Fluorescence 3y agoI found Ubuntu Wayland touchscreen keyboard very broken on a Dell laptop with decent linux driver support. It's a real shame, worked perfectly with X.
- paulcarroty 3y ago> Microsoft Surface products contain a lot of proprietary hardware components that aren't not well supported by the kernel and not repairable at all as Surface itself, being honest.