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Asus Transformer is not a bad option, but having the keyboard double as the cover and keeping it light sounds so much awesome. As long as it lets me run whatever OS I want to, I'm all for it. I personally don't like Microsoft, but the new line of Surface tablets look promising. The only thing left is to have a good tablet that can run Linux, has a big enough display, and has keyboard accesories. And if you can support it with something with more horse-power than Raspberry Pi, you can call it a thin client/fat server pair. (I haven't done this yet, you can see the pattern here.) That basically means almost everything you can do on Linux, you can do it on your tablet too. Look, Ubuntu is installable on the Nexus 7 right now. I hope Android ecosystem will mature even more in the near future. (Which I also don't, I'm too busy most of the time, and at the other times plain lazy.) I wanted it to replace all my laptop needs -I haven't had a laptop for many years, after my last one died and got a desktop which I still love- but without a hardware keyboard and a big enough display, it's only great for reading anywhere. (There are not many tablet exclusive apps, but I'm way too obsessive to miss them.) But unfortunately I couldn't spare too much money and ended up with a 8 GB Nexus 7. I also needed an Android tablet a couple months ago, because I didn't want to miss the tablet side of the Android. I hope if I can find some spare time, and a working SD card, I'll achieve this goal. I was so eager to use it when it came out, then I had a faulty microSD card and lost all spirit to turn it into a credit card-sized media center. I got a Raspberry Pi which is gathering dust on the shelf now. This was supposed to be my dream setup too. With a bit of hacking it seems like a fantastic 'monitor extension with a brain'. The resolution is insane and only for that I will get it.

#INSTALL LINUX ON ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101 TABLET INSTALL#

I think, if it could install Linux, the Nexus 10 with a keyboard would be great solution.

#INSTALL LINUX ON ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101 TABLET PORTABLE#

Transformer prime (TF700) and Pandora are really great both very portable systems and just work on the Pandora (full linux install with SSH/VNC/X). Disadvantage it's extremely small and low res. Pandora has over 10 hours battery life for me and I can swap batteries in no time (so 20 hours).

It's just not that easy to do some Crash when bored/relaxing. For a bit less power and same form factor I also still use my Zaurus C860 which works fine and runs things like Haskell fine. When I am in a cramped space or need a lot of time and need all my development stuff (even Java), I use my Pandora which works like charm. I really the way these machines 'feel', but battery life is more important for me. It is really great, but they cost way too much (imho). I have a Hypermac battery and that's definitely the best buy for mobile mac use. Even with a new battery it's just too short lived. My Macbook 13 inch is better but also going down. Macbook pro is a no-go the battery life is dropping fast. Proxima Nova Semibold Font Download Free.More of these articles please! I really like hearing from other mobile people. Flash.sh and bootloader related files are indicated on the official Native Ubuntu!! Thread indicated by the Ubuntu as mentioned above.

#INSTALL LINUX ON ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101 TABLET DRIVER#

Simply don't install driver and use flash.sh (and restore.sh to restore boot.img to run Android) instead of flash.bat. The guide is for windows, but in Ubuntu (and GNU/Linux in general) is more easy.

#INSTALL LINUX ON ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101 TABLET PDF#

Storia Della Letteratura Inglese Pdf File. Touch pad of the Transformer keyboard dock did not work. Install Native Ubuntu 11.10 on EeePad Transformer TF101 with Linux. Install linux on asus transformer t101 tablet, linux on asus tf101, linux on asus transformer tf101, linux on tf101, linux tf101, liux on asus tf101, tf101 linux. On micro sd card of your Transformer and boot it. As reported by thanks to XDA dev now is possible to running Ubuntu native on Asus eee pad transformer.

#INSTALL LINUX ON ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101 TABLET SERIAL NUMBER#

If your serial number is B8O or higher it will not work (you can root your TF101 using Razorclaw though) full details for installation can be found at the VNC: This should work on all models, details for installation can be found in this.

If your serial number is B70 it might work.

If your serial number B4O-B6O, it will work.

To find out check your serial number (next to the cable port) Native Ubuntu: If native ubuntu works on your Asus Transformer depends on your model, as the transformer needs to be rootable with the nflash method.