Is Ubuntu compatible with laptops that have touch screen features? [duplicate]
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Is it possible to install and run Ubuntu on a laptop with touch screen features?
display touchscreen compatibility
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Can ubuntu 16.04 work with touch screen computers?
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Is it possible to install and run Ubuntu on a laptop with touch screen features?
display touchscreen compatibility
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asked Dec 3 at 16:47
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In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you GoogleUbuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47
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Can ubuntu 16.04 work with touch screen computers?
2 answers
Is it possible to install and run Ubuntu on a laptop with touch screen features?
display touchscreen compatibility
edited Dec 3 at 17:13
Zanna
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asked Dec 3 at 16:47
juan luis grisales quintero
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This question already has an answer here:
Can ubuntu 16.04 work with touch screen computers?
2 answers
Is it possible to install and run Ubuntu on a laptop with touch screen features?
This question already has an answer here:
Can ubuntu 16.04 work with touch screen computers?
2 answers
display touchscreen compatibility
display touchscreen compatibility
edited Dec 3 at 17:13
Zanna
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asked Dec 3 at 16:47
juan luis grisales quintero
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edited Dec 3 at 17:13
Zanna
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asked Dec 3 at 16:47
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edited Dec 3 at 17:13
Zanna
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edited Dec 3 at 17:13
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Zanna
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asked Dec 3 at 16:47
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In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you GoogleUbuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47
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In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you GoogleUbuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47
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In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google
Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47
In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google
Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47
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Yes of course. I know some Dell and HP models that work well.
Take a look at the Ubuntu wiki help page on touch screen devices for tips on configuration.
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Yes of course. I know some Dell and HP models that work well.
Take a look at the Ubuntu wiki help page on touch screen devices for tips on configuration.
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Yes of course. I know some Dell and HP models that work well.
Take a look at the Ubuntu wiki help page on touch screen devices for tips on configuration.
edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
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answered Dec 3 at 17:04
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Yes of course. I know some Dell and HP models that work well.
Take a look at the Ubuntu wiki help page on touch screen devices for tips on configuration.
edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
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answered Dec 3 at 17:04
abaddon s
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Yes of course. I know some Dell and HP models that work well.
Take a look at the Ubuntu wiki help page on touch screen devices for tips on configuration.
edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
50k13131238
answered Dec 3 at 17:04
abaddon s
12516
edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
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edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
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edited Dec 3 at 17:15
Zanna
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50k13131238
answered Dec 3 at 17:04
abaddon s
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answered Dec 3 at 17:04
abaddon s
12516
answered Dec 3 at 17:04
abaddon s
12516
12516
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In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google
Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.– Duncan X Simpson
Dec 3 at 21:47