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Vyram Kraven

I just said it wasn't good lol. I'm looking for something better then onboard. Something that doesn't require manual ajustment to fit screen & autopops up when you click on a typebox you know like the win10 keyboard.

Steve's Place 1y ago

nostr:npub1k06ctulq8rcaen067tt6z3y6gxrqtsuje5em5lcn009zfpp0t7gqf0zyu9 I don't currently use a touchscreen so I'm well behind the times here. Good luck!

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Vyram Kraven

Whats a better touch screen keyboard. When trying distros I saw there was onboard but it wasn't that great. Whats a better alternative when picking a distro & getting a nice touchscreen keyboard for a 2 in one?

Steve's Place 1y ago

nostr:npub1k06ctulq8rcaen067tt6z3y6gxrqtsuje5em5lcn009zfpp0t7gqf0zyu9 It comes with Onboard. If that's sufficient, you're good to go.

Steve's Place 1y ago

If anyone needs help migrating from #Windows to #Linux, there are many people here who can help!

I like Linux Mint Cinnamon. It has a nice desktop, and a good collection of apps to begin with.

It has a nice package manager on the bottom bar. To delve deeper to see more detail about available apps, under Administration, choose synaptic.

It comes with a nice Libre Office bundle for documents, spreadsheets, etc., and you won't get hit up for a subscription. It's free & very compatible.