If I want to install a Linux distro on any computer, I'll have to use a real PC. It seems like he or anybody else doesn't care about most Intel Atom devices anymore, especially considering Ubuntu's rolling releases. I was able to in Ubuntu 14.04 with the patches from Linuxium. There is no way I can install the Intel HD Drivers, wifi, Bluetooth, or on-board audio drivers in Xubuntu. I'll find that out once I re-install Windows 8.1 with the appropriate restore image.įor the most part, Windows is a necessary evil. However, there is a Metro app that does play YT videos. Windows 8.1 doesn't have the Edge browser, at least pre-installed. I have a cheap tablet with Windows 10 installed and Intel HD drivers, and it struggled with YT HD video playback in Chrome, however it is able to play them quite well in Edge. Name: Intel Atom Z3735F (quad-core, 1.33 GHz) Burst frequency up to 1.83 GHz Socket: N/A Frontside Bus: N/A Memory Memory Type: DDR3L Memory Speed: 1333 MHz Slots: N/A Capacity: 2GB (integrated) Expansions Expansion Slots: N/A 3D API DirectX: DirectX 11 OpenGL: OpenGL 4.3 Networking Ethernet: 10/100Mbps WiFi: 802.11n + Bluetooth 4. As for YouTube, I'm not quite sure which app/browser I should play YT videos on. Only in the original Windows installation, all of the appropriate drivers are installed, including the Intel HD drivers. Z3735F Lithography 22 nm CPU Specifications Total Cores 4 Burst Frequency 1.83 GHz Processor Base Frequency 1. In that case, I guess I'll re-install Windows 8.1 in that mini-pc.

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