Linux on the OneGx1 mini laptop: Running Ubuntu 20.04
The One Netbook OneGx1 mini laptop is an unusual little computer that features a 7 inch display, an Intel Core i5-10210Y quad-core processor, and a physical design clearly inspired by gaming laptops. It supports an optional set of detachable game controllers that can clip onto the sides of the device. And One Netbook offers the OneGx1 with optional support for 4G LTE or 5G cellular networks.
As I discovered after spending a few days testing the OneGx1, it offers decent performance for general purpose computing, but gaming is a bit of a mixed bag. But that was with Windows 10. What about other operating systems?
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OneGx1 mini laptop tested running Linux Ubuntu 20.04
OneGx1 mini laptop tested running Linux Ubuntu 20.04