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its an lintel processor with integrated graphics (for base model), shouldn't be a problem
by usernew1817 13y ago
its an lintel processor with integrated graphics (for base model), shouldn't be a problem
- mixmastamyk 13y agoHas the secure-boot stuff been fully sorted yet?
- usernew1817 13y agooh, that didn't cross my mind, I'm not sure actually
- moloch 13y agoOn most systems it can be disabled in the BIOS; not sure about this exact model.
- JoshTriplett 13y agoUEFI "Secure Boot" is not an issue; you can always turn it off on any x86 system, by design requirement, and several current Linux distributions support booting even with it turned on. On the other hand, "fastboot" can be an issue: many current Windows systems skip the BIOS screen and don't support USB boot, on the assumption that you'll use the Windows option to shut down and boot into BIOS setup. That option doesn't exist in the Windows setup UI those same systems boot up into when you first get them, thus forcing prospective Linux users to disassemble the system and disconnect the disk to trigger BIOS setup. See http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/24869.html http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/24869.html
- JoshTriplett 13y agoThe base model doesn't have the 3200x1800 screen; the model with that screen only has nVidia graphics, and I don't see any option to customize that, so no. No idea if it works with the nouveau driver or not.