Hi all I am new to the forum.
I was one of the first buyers of the BQ 10″ tablet back when it came out, but returned it 3 days after receiving it because It was by and large an unfinished job, as far as the Canonical implementation of Ubuntu was concerned. Today with the news that Canonical abandons Unity in favor of Gnome 3.0, I am extra glad I made that decision.
I am looking at buying a Chuwi Hi10 or 12 tablet.
What I mainly intend to do with the tablet is to use it to consult technical doc at work and stream movies w/ Netflix at home.
I am looking at installing Lx Mint on it, following steps detailed in this thread.
I did read most of all 49 posts here. Still I am left with a few of doubts/questions:
– do the touch screen and audio now work, without the need to use an external card for audio ?
– I’d be willing to actually wipe the internal drive clean to just have a Linux mint boot, instead of a dual or triple boot. Is it a bad idea in any one experience ? (Apparently at least one OP reported a working touch screen when booting Lx from a live USB, and no touch screen on the same device, after wiping its storage medium clean and installing said Lx distro…)
Thanks to all.
-ced
$ printf "%s\n\n" "I like strawberries, therefore I am not a robot."
$ sed 's/.icrosoft/linux/g' World
