It seems from a quick look here, that installing debian isn't possible until the device can be rooted and the bootloader modified.
Given the track record with Asus's Android devices, does it look like it will eventually happen? If so, how much of the hardware is likely to be supported in debian, and specifically, will the touch screen still be usable?
I really like the hardware on this machine, but I'll need a full out OS to pull the trigger on getting one, and in the high-res screen computer category, there are slim pickings. Dell with the lousy keyboard, Lenovo with screen colour problems, and Samsung and Apple with very expensive price points.
Given the track record with Asus's Android devices, does it look like it will eventually happen? If so, how much of the hardware is likely to be supported in debian, and specifically, will the touch screen still be usable?
I really like the hardware on this machine, but I'll need a full out OS to pull the trigger on getting one, and in the high-res screen computer category, there are slim pickings. Dell with the lousy keyboard, Lenovo with screen colour problems, and Samsung and Apple with very expensive price points.
