If you are like Scott and think that the cut rate price of the HP Touchpad is just too good to resist you might want to put on an OS that you know will still be around in a year or two. Techware Labs have written a guide on how you can install Ubuntu on your touchpad in addition to WebOS so you don’t have to wipe out the Touchpad’s original functionality. Make sure you back everything up however as you will be spliting the storage media into two partitions, one for WebOS and one for Ubuntu. Happy modding.
"You have your Touchpad in hand and are feeling adventurous, where do you go from here? Into the wide world of Linux of course! In this tutorial I walk you through how to install Ubuntu on your HP Touchpad so that it can run along side the existing WebOS operating system."
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Thank You, that is a great
Thank You, that is a great tutorial at Techwarelabs by Chris and the option to download it as PDF is nice.
http://html-pdf-converter.com/en/ is the site but they have a button on the tutorial. Thanks again Jeremy and PCPer you guys rule! Long Live PC Gaming! It will never die.