Ubuntu: The Go-To for Most Devices Ubuntu is the most popular Linux operating system for a reasonit works on just about anything. That makes it an excellent pick for tablet PCs, and the active ...

When it comes to tablets, most Linux distros aren't that great. Endless OS is an improvement, but there's still work to be done ...

A Chinese company has been teasing a new Linux-based operating system designed for tablets for the past few weeks, promising to release JingOS, “the world’s first iPadOS-style Linux distro ...

China's JingLing recently introduced a Linux-based operating system called JingOS that's designed specifically for mobile devices. And now the company has revealed plans to launch a consumer-level ...

There is something very special that is going to occur on January 31st, 2021. The world will witness the launch of a brand-new operating system meant for use on a tablet device. JingOS, as the ...

Ubuntu isn’t the only Linux-based operating system that can run on the Google Nexus 7 tablet. Bodhi Linux developer Jeff Hoogland has piggybacked on Canonica’s work with Ubuntu to offer a tool ...

Android pretty much own the smartphone market with over 82% market share. Chrome OS is also making a serious dent in the PC market. Despite the dominance of these two Linux based distributions ...

The De-Tablet is actually Toshiba’s Portege 3500, just with a special version of the Linux operating system designed for pen-based computing.

Linux newbie here asking for your suggestions.I want to find the smallest, lightest, fully functional linux-OS tablet (or other portable touchscreen) PC that I can run LAMP on - specifically a ...

One of Linux’s biggest players is heading to mobile. The new Ubuntu has a gesture heavy interface and will be entering the market amid a number of mature operating systems. We have reservations ...

The N810 tablet, with its keyboard, GPS, linux OS, Wi-Fi but no cellular connection is on sale today. Long Live the PDA/UMPC?

Spark, the first free software, Linux tablet is due to arrive in May 2012. Seigo explains, "We have a lot of pieces to coordinate, and not just technical issues like the OS image and the content ...