Josh Lilly writes:
> After lots of cross checking the LineageOS supported device list with
> store catalogues, we ended up going for a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 plus. Both
> wifi and LTE models are supported with official builds of LOS 16.0.
> This device is from late 2016, and the hardware is quite capa
Hi Ben,
My wife and I recently had this same question last year when looking for
a tablet.
After lots of cross checking the LineageOS supported device list with
store catalogues, we ended up going for a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 plus. Both
wifi and LTE models are supported with official builds of LO
Sad to hear that LineageOS doesn't seem to support any new devices and the list
of supported devices is shrinking. I guess it takes time to build and document
enough knowhow to have a device become supported, or that the project is
declining in popularity.
I made the mistake of buying a phone
Howdy all,
My tablet computer has started to fail (Samsung products apparently just
normally have crappy batteries) so I'm looking to replace it.
When I chose this tablet computer, I did so by browsing the supported
devices at https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/> and using the
(small) list of pro
Interesting discussion guys ... I've been thinking myself of a new
purchase along similar lines.
It sounds not exactly what Russell's after, but I read a good post
recently about installing Debian on a Kindle:
http://www.turnkeylinux.org/blog/kindle-root
Back in ~2006 I was running Ubuntu on an A
On Wed, 21 Mar 2012, Ben Finney wrote:
> > Maybe I should just give up for the moment and buy something like the
> > Zenithink as an Android ebook reader and delay my plans for a free
> > software tablet. :(
>
> If it's going to be a book reader, why is the Vivaldi tablet (running
> GNU+Linux) no
Russell Coker writes:
> Maybe I should just give up for the moment and buy something like the
> Zenithink as an Android ebook reader and delay my plans for a free
> software tablet. :(
If it's going to be a book reader, why is the Vivaldi tablet (running
GNU+Linux) not an option again?
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On Wed, 21 Mar 2012, Adrian Colomitchi wrote:
> No warranties offered (haven't tried them... yet):
>
> Zenithink 280
> http://www.aliexpress.com/category/15062/tablet-pc.html?pvid=48-1461
>
> http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/31075-linux-on-the-zt-280-c71/page__p__3350
> 15__hl__zenithink__fro
On Wed, 21 Mar 2012, Ben Finney wrote:
> Russell Coker writes:
> > Basically I'm after something like an iPad2 that can run free
> > software.
>
> You will have to compromise significantly on that, I fear.
>
> One or more of:
>
> * It won't be running free software (e.g. you'll run CyanogenMod
On 21/03/12 00:00, Russell Coker wrote:
> I am after a Tablet device that runs Free Software.
Forgot to mention that ZaReason (US company making Linux friendly
desktops and laptops) have a free-software tablet in the works.
https://twitter.com/#!/zareason/status/178287592192749571/photo/1
https
On 21/03/12 01:15, Russell Shaw wrote:
> How about the Spark tablet?
Now called Vivaldi..
http://aseigo.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/spark-becomes-vivaldi.html
Their website is:
http://makeplaylive.com/
cheers!
Chris
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Russell Coker writes:
> Basically I'm after something like an iPad2 that can run free
> software.
You will have to compromise significantly on that, I fear.
One or more of:
* It won't be running free software (e.g. you'll run CyanogenMod).
* It won't be like the iPad (e.g. you'll get one of t
Russell Coker writes:
> I am after a Tablet device that runs Free Software. It is to be used
> for web browsing, reading ebooks, and probably some games (as with all
> computers).
[…]
> I'm not going to use a locked down device, so most Android tablets are
> unsuitable due to being locked down o
No warranties offered (haven't tried them... yet):
Zenithink 280
http://www.aliexpress.com/category/15062/tablet-pc.html?pvid=48-1461
http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/31075-linux-on-the-zt-280-c71/page__p__335015__hl__zenithink__fromsearch__1#entry335015
Adrian
On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 2:42
On Wed, 21 Mar 2012, Russell Shaw wrote:
> How about the Spark tablet?
>
> http://www.slashgear.com/spark-linux-tablet-given-video-rundown-10213078/
> http://www.geek.com/articles/gadgets/spark-linux-tablet-now-available-to-pr
> e-order-20120217/
Thanks for the suggestion but the 7" display at 8
On 21/03/12 00:00, Russell Coker wrote:
I am after a Tablet device that runs Free Software. It is to be used for web
browsing, reading ebooks, and probably some games (as with all computers).
For the games side of it I'm not too fussy as to the platform, Debian and
Android both have enough game
I am after a Tablet device that runs Free Software. It is to be used for web
browsing, reading ebooks, and probably some games (as with all computers).
For the games side of it I'm not too fussy as to the platform, Debian and
Android both have enough games to satisfy - I have other devices for
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