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Still fresh, damnit!
Ah, the joys of running Windows. Please sit tight, there's nothing you can do, a patch will be around any time now. Any time...
On that note has anyone got any version of Linux running properly on it?
Search youtube for it, Xubuntu seems to run great without too much edits to the OS.On that note has anyone got any version of Linux running properly on it?
That "great" isn't a Pyra "great". It's just a great for a device made by a chinese company in one yearWell... I wouldn't really call it "great".
No battery info and many other issues...
That "great" isn't a Pyra "great". It's just a great for a device made by a chinese company in one year
On mine as soon as
Thanks to both of you going into details about those issues, fortunately my unit does not suffer from that.Same issue as with Cyanogenmod on nook HD+, goes
Ah, maybe I should have mentioned that I don't have a credit card, but thanks anyway for taking the time.Here are the exact cover replacements GPD are selling for the WIN, they are $2.
https://world.taobao.com/item/539006233102.htm?fromSite=main&spm=686.1000925.0.0.YVCGF3
Maybe its just me, but isn't this the case if you use a Linux based system too (except if you are a kernel hacker), especially if you want to install it on hardware that isn't already on the market for a longer period of time ?Ah, the joys of running Windows. Please sit tight, there's nothing you can do, a patch will be around any time now. Any time...
I guess you are in a better position - at least in theory. If nobody is interested (that can actually do something about it) you are in the same situation as a Windows user. Handy example: Thinkpad Tablet 8: no working WiFi, ACPI, Bluetooth and Sound since somewhere in 2014.Yes, linux is a pain to run on new hardware sometimes (probably more often than Windows to be fair), but at least if you can get it to some stage of booting, you can report it on message boards and debug things at the suggestion of more experienced people, to help speed along fixes.
When it comes to running on older hardware, Linux wins outright most of the time though.
Looks like we have\had very similiar experiences (crashing getting solved by updates, power button, system going into sleep) and worries - I used the original charger and one which is rated with 3A max output.I had some of them driver crash windows pop ups right at the start, since then Windows has done big updates, I installed all the latest drivers, updated the firmware, etc. Since then I have been playing through Rayman Origins...
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