I have an intel tablet model TM75A that has an Intel Atom processor. This tablet has an Android operating system and does not support dual boot. It is possible to install ubuntu on this tablet. Thanks
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With the announcement of the Ubuntu Phone OS I'd like to know what phone (and tablet) models are supported at this time.  Note from foss &amp; Oli: We are making this the master question for all future "Will this work on &lt;insert random tablet/phone/device here&gt;?!" questions
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Canonical has recently announced , which is Ubuntu with a specific interface for mobile devices.  Where can I get phones with this version of Ubuntu pre-installed? If no devices are available yet, where can I pre-order one?
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my Nexus 7 (2012) Tablet, however, it appears that this tablet is no longer included in the official dev releases. I'm about half way through following the Porting to a New Device Guide and I'm just starting to realize how in-depth this project is about to become, so I was wondering if there was a way to find and install the last devel release for grouper.  This is the result that I got while following the install guide for Ubuntu Touch:  $ ubuntu-device-flash touch --channel=stable --device grouper --bootstrap  2015/06/08 12:48:59 Device is |grouper| Device grouper not found on server https://system-image.ubuntu.com channel stable   I also tried this with devel as well. It makes sense that a uTouch build for Grouper is not in either of these channels, as it is no longer officially supported.  As I'm not against taking the time to learn how to do this properly, if there is not a way to access a build for grouper, does anyone have some good articles to read or advice from their attempts at doing these sorts of things? This will be my first major foray into development or trying something like this.
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Is there an expected stable release date of Ubuntu Phone and Ubuntu Tablet?  If so, what are their dates?
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I am using a 7th generation i5 processor(7200,2.50 ghz).The processor also have intel hd graphics 620 and nvidia geforce 940mx 2gb graphics card. I read previously that only windows 10 can be installed to this specific processor.  Is it true no version of ubuntu can be used with this processor?  If it's possible to install ubuntu using this processor, what additional steps other than the normal installation process should I undertake to get Ubuntu working?
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I've read instructions about dual boot Android / Transformer Prime (a significant factor in ordering one). Also about not working with /latest/ Transformer Prime (firmware / BIOS?) Also about imminent Ubuntu ARM support.  Will I be able to run Ubuntu in a day or two when Transformer arrives?  Also, am I right to assume I can restore Transformer to factory status if I break something in the attempt?
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I am considering buying a Dell XPS 15 laptop. The laptop has a Nvidia 420m card which should work with Linux but I keep reading that the Nvidia Optimus technology isn't supported on Linux. I am not really interested in switching from Nvidia to Intel to save power but need to know that the Nvidia card will in fact work if I installed Ubuntu.  If anyone has experience using a Nvidia card with Optimus technology or even better the exact laptop in question (Dell XPS 15 with 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce®  GT 420M) it would be great.  A major problem holding people back from adopting Linux is this sort of hardware issue. I am a long term Ubuntu user and supporter who can't afford to make a mistake with a purchase like this. I don't want to spend £500+ to find I have no graphics acceleration because Windows 7 is not an option.
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Is it possible to run Android apps on Ubuntu? And I don't mean inside an emulator, but natively, as you would with any other application installed using the Ubuntu Software Center.
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I would like to port Ubuntu Touch to a device that is currently not supported. What are the requirements for doing this and where do I begin?
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, you have the following two options:        64-bit   32-bit (for machines with less than 2GB RAM)      Assuming you have a 32-bit machine with the maximum 4GB of RAM, will Ubuntu will work on that?
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I have Ubuntu 12.04 installed in my desktop. There is no other operating system installed. Do I need to install my motherboard drivers too (LAN driver, Audio Driver, Graphics driver)?  If yes then where I can get these drivers for "Intel Desktop Board D865GSA" that can be installed in Ubuntu 12.04, as the installation files that I am having are in .exe format which I am unable to install in Ubuntu.
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I have a DELL OPTIPLEX GX620 with no OS and would like to try Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it.  Can I do this?
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I have a netbook that I want to install Ubuntu onto. I do have a good Mac computer that I can make a bootable USB drive from, but I'm confused on how to go about making it.
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I am used to install and remove various operating systems in my PCs, even having several at a time.  Usually, to install a new OS means:   Burn the ISO to a CD/DVD/USB. Insert it. Boot. (Maybe you have to tweak a bit the BIOS first).   The only difference between PCs is its CPU architecture: x86, x86_64, arm, etc. Depending on that, you have to download one ISO or another. But I never have to worry about which graphic card, mouse, keyboard, screen, network card, etc. it has. The install wizard automatically detects that and installs the corresponding drivers. Sometimes, if they are not bundled, the installer also downloads them. Anyway, the key point here is that the ISO is always the same.  Now, many mobile OS come out: Ubuntu, Tizen, Firefox OS, the omnipresent Android, and why not any Linux ARM distro out there!. Sadly I have a random chinese mobile, that surely will never get official support in any platform, and I will never be able to test them.  But... Are not today's phones just tiny ARM PCs? Why is installation that different? Why do I always need to have a precompiled monolithic ROM specific for my phone model? Why not just a single "ISO" per OS for any phone that detects and installs automatically the needed drivers, just like always has been in the PC market?  Note: I understand the problem with privative drivers, but I remember Debian asking me for those when there were no libre alternatives at installation, and I could install them then or later. I suppose that workaround could be used in those cases too. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Is it possible to download Ubuntu 12.04 to an SD card and then use that to install or to boot directly from it, rather than using a USB stick?  The plan is to install Ubuntu on an old Toshiba Portege M200 laptop, which does not have a CD drive.
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I have installed Ubuntu 13.04 on my desktop (runs like a charm). Then I used Crouton to install Ubuntu 12. 04 on my chromebook samsung (ARM). It also works quite well.  Here comes my question. Can we have a true Ubuntu (preferably 13.04) on my ARM chromebook?  It seems that the Crouton/Ubuntu is not 100% the real thing.  The best option would be to have the full Ubuntu 13.04 and remove the Chrome OS.
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I've got a friend who wants to try Ubuntu on his netbook, but doesn't have a USB drive he can use, and of course the netbook doesn't have a CD drive. Is it possible for him to install Ubuntu?