Recommendations for mobile Linux desktop environments that run well on an x86 tablet?

posted 15 days ago

I have an unused Windows tablet from 2021 running some Core M processor or other that I want to put Linux on and start using again. It doesn’t have a keyboard so I would have to actually use it as a tablet and not a laptop. Is there a distro built around one of the mobile desktop environments that also runs well on x86? (Last time I tried Linux mobile it was pretty much only for ARM and I never got it to work well on even an x86 virtual machine.) Or is regular GNOME deskrop still my best bet for a tablet?

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just some guy@sh.itjust.works

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15 days ago

There’s some keeping it alive. Name now is Lomiri

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eldavi@lemmy.ml

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15 days ago

this looks great since i loved unity; thanks for making me aware.

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