• SnipingNinja
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    10 months ago

    I feel like no desktop OS maker has nailed transition to touch screen devices, but I have only recently gotten my first x86 tablet and have only used windows on it, so my experience is limited and I’m only judging from screenshots I have seen online.

    (I guess steam OS can count as decent enough, but it’s not available yet outside of steam deck and it’s gaming focused)

    P.S. I honestly would be happy with an iPad if it were not so limited and more non-mobile games were available for it

    • Hawk@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      10 months ago

      I think the issue with devices like this is that apps simply aren’t optimized for use like this.

      I have a Surface. Barely used it as a tablet really, there aren’t a ton of uses and Windows in tablet mode is just awful.

      With the keyboard it turns into a neat and portable mini laptop, which I love.

      The Starlite seems neat, but with the current specs it feels like not quite a tablet yet not quite a laptop either.