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Linux on a Touchscreen PC: use KDE, not GNOME! (on the Tuxedo Infinity Flex 14)

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Linux on a Touchscreen PC: use KDE, not GNOME! (on the Tuxedo Infinity Flex 14)

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I’ve been using Fedora GNOME on a tablet I take into the shop with me, and it’s…not wonderful.
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  I like to remote desktop from my iPad to a Linux host and GNOME is the most bearable DE by far still not great!).

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