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What is a good Linux Tablet for University (lemmy.one)
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I need a tablet for uni and I want to run Linux on it. It doesn't need to be the fastest but it should be able to run Rnote and a web browser comfortably. It doesn't need to come with Linux, I am comfortable with installing and managing my system. I thought about buying a Microsoft Surface since they seem to be supported prettty well but I want to see what alternatives there are.

It needs to have a Stylus for writing. I have around 450€ to spend and would go a little higher. Also I will probably buy a used device

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[–] possiblylinux127@lemmy.zip 3 points 11 hours ago

Honestly you could look at an external touchscreen display. The idea is that you have a laptop and then a screen with a stylus.

Other option is a 2 in 1