Best Linux Os For Laptops With Touchscreen

Best touchscreen monitor I have bought!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been going for years now, use it for partitioned OS, both Linux and Windows work with no issues. Just that is a 5 star, had issues with partitioned memory, not this one!

This is a great flash drive that has proven stable across various OS platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac) and has great features. The retractable USB interface works great and holds tightly when connected to a computer while the build quality is nice; the plastic is solid and holds up to daily use.

I needed it for as an external Linux OS drive (Linux is booting from it). Works great with no issue. So samll that I can really add my laptop this secondary OS with almost no addition of physical space!

i have four logitech mice and they all (including this model) work flawlessly with windows 7, mac os 10.4, linux mint 18 cinnamon, linux lubuntu 15.04. �they worked first time evertime. �i have one over 12 years old which still works like new.

In need of a new laptop for Linux development. I met with a B&H customer support specialist who reviewed product options with me. After careful consideration I selected the ACER Swift X 16 and confirming that it would support a Linux OS, I made the purchase. I received the laptop within 2 days. In 25 minutes, I was up and running with a Linux OS. I will happily purchase from B&H again. Thank you B&H team! Best Regards, MikeR

SN750 or SN850 will do you well. I installed this as the primary OS drive on my laptop. I run Windows and Linux on it no problem. It is quick, and doesn't seem to overheat even in the small space. I like that it comes with TLC memory, so it should last. Comes with a good warranty.

Great to use as an additional bootable OS drive (eg: Linux, Portable Apps, etc). Stays flush to the laptop's body. I do miss a little activity LED...

I have bought 6 of these and used them for SuSe Linux Enterprise and OS/2 as the boot drive device using raid 1. They all have worked without any problems. The throughput is good but not as fast as not having a raid. I bought a backup controller that can replace an existing one if needed. Easy to configure (once you discover the CRTL-M to enter setup).

Works great out of the box on both Windows and Linux (various Ubuntu flavors). Provides a NIC for laptops without one.