TL DR the keyboard is fine, but do not expect Trackpad, not even the $300 Magic Keyboard for 2021 iPad Pro. To be perfectlyįair, none of the attached keyboards I have tested so far for this device class are any better - save for better Simply put - it is usable, but not spectacular. We also have Bluetooth 5.0 available.Īnd then there is the included keyboard cover. Suspected it would be working out of the box with pretty much any relatively new kernel - which turned out toīe true. Intel AC9560 provides for WiFi and I kind of Of landscape mode, which is a really nice touch. The selfie cam is also located at the top bezel Has a fairly decent 10.3” screen with 1920x1200 resolution, ships with a 45w power brick, has front and rear facingĬameras (2+5MP) usable enough for having a Google Meet call on the go. And it definitely is.Īs far as the hardware goes, the tablet (sorry Lenovo - it is not a laptop, no matter how hard you market it as such) And this device at this specification should be more thanĮnough to fulfill this role. Some light Ansible stuff, but nothing much more than that. Realistically, I only ever would need this to do some very light web browsing, as SSH client, perhaps This device serve as intermediate between my phone and a full size laptop when needing to deal with on-call andĮmergencies. Not willing to just throw cash out of a window (haha!) for the sake of an experiment, I opted for the base model rockingĬeleron N4020 with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of built in storage - plenty for my intended use case of basically having To date (December 2021) there exists onlyĪ single tablet tailored to Linux that meets my requirements, albeit, runningĪ custom operating system with plenty of work to be done,Īnd having to run a custom Linux distribution with no guarantee of maintenance - well, it is a bit of a blocker for meĪfter some careful digging I found number of people having limited success withĭuet 3 version originally shipped with Windows Home S. Unsurprisingly so, this turned out much harder than I initially thought. Gap between a phone and a traditional laptop. For some time now I have been looking for a decent Linux-capable portable as a daily carry-around that could fill the
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