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A look at /e/OS on tablet hardware
- WillAdams 2y agoNo mention of Wacom or stylus or handwriting --- a quick search brings up: https://community.e.foundation/t/does-e-os-support-palm-rejection/46289 https://community.e.foundation/t/does-e-os-support-palm-reje... and https://community.e.foundation/t/murena-pixel-tablet-stylus-support/66099 https://community.e.foundation/t/murena-pixel-tablet-stylus-... which doesn't seem promising and: https://doc.e.foundation/search?q=stylus https://doc.e.foundation/search?q=stylus comes up null.
- zenethian 2y agoThe names of Android OSes are always so cryptic. It's quite off putting.
- peter-m80 2y agoLineageOS already has a degoogled version (afaik, it is the default) and you can install it in many devices I recently gave a new live to a Samsung tablet with it
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago> LineageOS already has a degoogled version (afaik, it is the default) That's understating it; LOS doesn't ship gapps, if you want it you have to get another zip and flash that on top of the OS. Though I suppose that's not quite what some people mean by degoogled; it is worth noting that they don't do things like avoiding use of Google's network connectivity checking.
- johnea 2y agoI don't use it on a tablet, but I have been running an e/OS phoone for the last couple of years. My experience hasn't been great 8-/ I used straight up LineageOS (which e/OS is built on) prior to that and prefered that experience. The e/OS seems to be trying to be too much like them replacing the role of goggle in corporate android (providing cloud storage, syncing, etc). In my next phone, I soon hope to try one of the latest round of straight linux phones, with android in VM. My current top choice is: https://furilabs.com/ https://furilabs.com/