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I'm using a different model dell with a touch screen and I'm running OpenSUSE 13.2 with GNOME 3 and the touch screen works pretty good. Linux doesn't have a met
by zxcvcxz 11y ago
I'm using a different model dell with a touch screen and I'm running OpenSUSE 13.2 with GNOME 3 and the touch screen works pretty good. Linux doesn't have a metro style desktop so it's not exactly "tailored" for touch, but it works.
For a really smooth experience I suggest using GTK3 apps. Not sure how qt compares but GTK3 apps are wonderful.
- vacri 11y agoUbuntu's Unity is designed to be usable by both touch and mouse. This being said, the latest incarnation (15.04) is proving to be horrible unstable. About 1 in 5 times I un-sleep the box, there's text corruption in all the open windows, along with a few other problems. Everyone I know using 15.04 on the desktop is having weird problems of some sort.
- Scarbutt 11y agoThat's more of a general linux issue, sleep has never work correctly on linux :)
- vacri 11y agoI've only run a couple of linux laptops before, but they've not had issues with sleep. 15.04 has problems other than sleep, though, enough to make me switch back to debian. I see ubuntu as 'debian-with-convenience', so if the convenience evaporates... :)