Cool, but the amount of software required to support this thing is going to be insane
Cool, but the amount of software required to support this thing is going to be insane
Hbuy a GPD instead
HI feel like that coat isn't really one that lasts long does it
TI know someone else who sends me similar screenshots 
BI had a feeling the second screen would create more headaches for support
NWhy not android
KYou can write game mode off right now
KFor me it's game support, there is literally nothing on Android that I care to play
KAnd no way am I streaming games
Hwhat is the point of an android handheld
HI could flex on all of you right now with my 21:9 ultrawide phone :moyaiguy:
TThat's all you
H
Hlooooong phone
NWhat would you recommend
BIt'd be aweoms to see something like mission control or some sort of performance monitor running on that bottom screen, but outside of that, there isn't much utility to it
HWindows or Linux
KYeah, but you can write off game mode right now
KThis would be a desktop mode only handheld
KUnless you want the screen to be deadweight
T@Kyle Gospo one gamescope per screen 
Hdo it like SteamOS, X11 on the lower screen and Wayland uptop.
Hanyways uh
Hthe AyaNEO Flip is honestly just
Ha way way worse format
Hcompared to what GPD did in 2017
TStrangest euphemism ever
Hlike in no way would I ever want a second screen instead of a full membrane keyboard on a handheld computer
Hlol why
NWhat else should I change except the display
KThe display, dual screen makes your handheld way harder to support
KFor games and operating systems
MI do wonder how much of a mess trying to run Linux on one of these bad boys is https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-home/zenbook/asus-zenbook-duo-2024-ux8406/
ASUS Global
Zenbook is compact, thin and light, with the best innovative laptop technology, NanoEdge displays, precision craftsmanship, and uncompromising performance.
NAlso I kinda want it to be android so I could make a custom appstore
KThere is quite literally nothing about Linux or Windows preventing you from doing that
KDamn, that is really cool
DLinux desktop should detect second display as a secondary monitor
MI think the main issue would be touchscreen input and whether or not that touchpad actually works correctly across the displays
MI’ve been tempted to get one to try it out though
NDo you think I could get Linux to kinda look like the concept
KYes
Kis toolbox removed in most of the ublue images?
KI believe I remove it, we mainly focus on distrobox because it does the same task without the limitations
KI don't believe the main images or Bluefin remove it
KThank you, I 100% agree
Hif it wasn't an Asus it wouldn't be hard
Hafaik Lenovo makes laptops like that aswell and they sell it under enterprise namebrands which technically means guaranteed Ubuntu support
MI tried one of the dual screen Lenovos and it was not pretty on Linux tbh
Hyou'd have to look at specifically something with a Think
name on it
name on itHsince those are the only ones that actually come with Linux drivers
HThinkBook, ThinkPad, etc.
