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And developer Keith Myers has been offering up builds of Chromium OS for those that want to turn their GPD devices into tiny Chromebooks. You can run GNU/Linux distributions (there’s even a version of Ubuntu MATE designed for these little PCs).

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GPD ships the Pocket mini-laptops with Windows 10 software, but independent developers have been porting alternate operating systems for years. With 7 inch touchscreen displays and QWERTY keyboards, they’re about as small as you can get while still supporting touch-typing on a laptop. The GPD Pocket and Pocket 2 are tiny laptops small enough to fold up and slide into (some) pockets… thus the name.

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That’s what one person seems to have done, and thanks to a series of design files posted a Thingiverse, you may be able to make your own… although there’s still some work required to make it fully functional.

Or you could just 3D print your own keyboard for the PinePhone. Eventually you’ll be able to purchase a physical keyboard that snaps onto the phone by replacing the back cover, and which will allow you to type with your thumbs without covering the display. The folks at Pine64 are designing an official keyboard accessory for their Linux-powered smartphone. PinePhone becomes a DIY Linux laptop with this 3D printed keyboard.They all take various steps to ensure that the transition is as effortless as possible. Their objective is to allow users to experience the goodness of Linux while minimizing the learning curve that’s associated when switching to a different operating system. This is where these specialized distros, designed for Windows users, come into the picture. Linux distributions, thanks to their open source nature, offer a lot more access than their closed source cousins, which makes the transition particularly difficult for many users. It can be an inundating experience, especially for people coming from proprietary operating systems like Windows. You have to learn to find your way around the alien environment, traverse a new applications menu, and navigate through the nooks and crannies of the system settings to set up your new digs as per your requirements. Switching operating systems is no small feat. Best Linux distros for Windows users in 2020.