Hey! Just a quick hello from Arthur (our fluffy team member), he’s here to wish you a Happy Bank Holiday!
He’s been doing absolutely nothing all day and insists that you should do the same :)
To make the weekend a little sweeter, we’re giving you free worldwide shipping on laptops. Use the code ARTHUR25 at checkout. Valid from Saturday 3rd May - Monday 5th May.
Hope you get some time to chill, get outside or just treat yourself to something nice.
#Linux #linuxgaming #linuxtablet #developers
Using a decommissioned work laptop to install @EndeavourOS to see what a Linux foldable laptop would be like. I like the idea of it replacing my tablet, which is a Huawei and is now about 4 (5?) years without update.
If it is a good replacement, I can look at finding a cheapish foldable laptop (this work one is a Dell 5290 2 in 1) online and finally retire the excellent but now flawed Huawei.
Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (37/2023): Another #LinuxTablet and a #Droidian report
Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (33/2023): #MaemoLeste turns 5 and a new #LinuxTablet
StarLite Mk V is a Linux tablet with Intel N200, 16GB RAM and a keyboard cover #AlderLakeN, #LinuxTablet, #StarLabs, #StarLabsStarliteMkV, #Starlite, #StarliteMkV, #Tablet
PineTab2 Linux Tablet Comes in April Starting at $159
https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/pinetab2-linux-tablet/
#Linuxtablet #Developer #PineTab2 #release #News
PINE64 Announces the PineTab2 Linux Tablet
https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/pine64-announces-pinetab2-linux-tablet/
#Linuxtablet #Developer #PineTab2 #pine64 #News
The PineTab2 is a new, faster #Linux tablet - and it's not alone
https://tuxphones.com/pinetab2-rk3586-linux-tablet-juno-tablet-fydetab-duo/
Pine64's PineTab2 will be a Linux-friendly tablet with an RK3566 processor
https://liliputing.com/pine64s-pinetab2-will-be-a-linux-friendly-tablet-with-an-rk3566-processor/
Weekly GNU-like Mobile Linux Update (46/2022): A Ubuntu Touch Q&A and progress with mainlining MediaTek phones
Weekly GNU-like Mobile Linux Update (45/2022): Phosh 0.22.0 and Voice Controlled Sxmo
#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio
Wow! Time flies when one gets busy! I can’t believe how long it has been since my last microblog post about my LinuxTablet project. To quickly sum up the last few months:
I’m still satisfied with Fedora. I have learned how to tune my system for stable low latency audio. I still primarily use #Reaper as my #DAW. I have gathered a decent collection of #MusicProduction tools that work natively on Linux. I no longer have any reason at all for #Microsoft in my home.
Weekly GNU-like Mobile Linux Update (42/2022): A Linux Tablet and a Dying Meme
#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio
When combining the various 3rd party repositories with the default #Fedora repository, most of the software I need is there. I have to do a bit of searching, since the #COPR doesn’t have a great way to search its various repositories, but I’m getting the process figured out. Also, #Pipewire is working very well! Fedora has the newest tech and has new software, yet doesn’t require daily maintenance. It strikes the best balance possible for me.
#linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio #fedora #debian
The last few weeks, I’ve been testing and comparing fedora and Debian Testing. Both are fine, modern operating systems. I don’t think there is a perfect distro, but these two seem to be the best for me. Right now, I’ve got Fedora installed. This may be the distro that I stick with. I like how it has the newest tech and still remains very polished. It may not contain as many apps as other OSes, but it contains the best ones.
#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio #Virtualization
I’ve decided that #PCIPassthrough will be less than ideal for my purposes—I want to simultaneously use my host, along with my guests. I’ll have to be satisfied with the performance boost that #KVM/QEMU provides over virtualbox.
#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio
Supposedly #RedHat has decided to depreciate #VirtManager in favor of #Cockpit. Cockpit will likely get Red Hat’s money instead of Virt-Manager, although development of Virt-Manager will still continue—likely independently. Cockpit seems modern and nice, but apparently requires hosts and guests to use #Systemd, which would rule out my usage of virtualizing OSes like #Androidx86, I believe. I guess I could use #VirtualBox for those OSes in given no other option.
