tertl3 | hi | 06:18 |
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nooodlesnodes_1 | just have acer switch, surface knockoff, and want to know how to make it launch an onscreen keyboard when the physical keyboard is removed | 15:29 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | does ubuntu touch solve this? | 15:29 |
parrotlover | No, it doesn't. There is no linux or android support for that device, only windows 8.1 and 10. I have owned them. Ubports is for Android devices with android driver blobs | 15:30 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | rough times | 15:31 |
parrotlover | Yeah... but lucky for you... Windows works | 15:31 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | got jokes :-)) | 15:31 |
parrotlover | yeah... well when I had it, I was stuck using windows 8.1 or 10 unless I wanted only touch screen. the dock is the part there is no linux support for | 15:32 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | thought it would be good because it wasnt actually a surface, and because there is no internal fan | 15:33 |
parrotlover | Ubports doesn't even have full stable hardware support for any of the supported devices, let alone a Windows 10 Tablet SoC based convertible | 15:33 |
parrotlover | it's really stupid that they didn't build the doc to a standard people use and support | 15:33 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | the keyboard works just have to launch the onscreen manually and they look gross | 15:33 |
parrotlover | the keyboard now works in Linux? | 15:34 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | yep | 15:34 |
parrotlover | madness | 15:34 |
parrotlover | It never used to | 15:34 |
nooodlesnodes_1 | the only things I cant do is this .. and pinch or finger scroll libreoffice calc which I believe is an issue libreoffice doesnt want to do | 15:35 |
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