Linux isn't ready for primetime on some laptops ...

The HP TouchPad is capable of running a number of different operating systems. It ships with HP webOS software, but we’ve also seen Google Android and a number of Linux-based operating systems ported ...

It’s a strong testament to the power of Linux that HP has chosen WebOS as the platform for many upcoming phones, tablets, printers and PCs. WebOS is, of course, based on Linux, and its official launch ...

HP may have cancelled the HP TouchPad tablet, but the company has continued to push out software updates for the webOS tablet — and even if HP eventually pulls the plug on support for the operating ...

Synaptics is announcing its Gesture Suite support for Linux based laptops and netbooks. Chrome OS, Fedora, Ubuntu, RedFlag, SuSE, and Xandros are the variants of Linux that get mentioned in the press ...

One of the market leaders in touchpads, Synaptics, last week ported its multi-touch, gesture-based touchpads to Linux. It promises that the touchpad software is compatible with these six distros: ...

Linux distros that remember laptops exist and they have batteries, small screens, and trackpads.