We just released Arch Linux for the open-source Fydetab Duo tablet
We just released Arch Linux for the open-source Fydetab Duo tablet
Hey everyone! We’ve just released Arch Linux for the Fydetab Duo. Github Release: https://github.com/Linux-for-Fydetab-Duo/releases/releases/t... . It’s running on the 6.1 kernel, and we’re super excited to share it with you. What’s the Fydetab Duo? For those who don’t know, the Fydetab Duo is an open-source Linux tablet. We’ve made everything open, from the hardware schematics to the U-Boot firmware, and it’s all available on our Wiki if you want to dive in. Fydetab Duo Wiki: https://wiki.fydetabduo.com/ It doesn’t just run Arch Linux either. Besides the Default FydeOS, you can also run Ubuntu, Debian, and even AOSP. So, it’s a pretty flexible device if you like to tinker with different systems. As for the hardware, it’s got a 2K screen at 500 nits, a pressure-sensitive stylus (4096 levels), a keyboard with a trackpad, and a stand. Basically, it’s ready for whatever you throw at it—work, creativity, or just exploring different OS setups. Ask us anything! We’re here to talk about the Arch Linux release, the Fydetab Duo, and whatever else you’re curious about. Hit us up with your questions—we’re the engineers and product folks behind the project, and we’d love to chat.
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