steve1752
March 28th, 2020, 12:49 PM
Hello all and thanks to the site creators.
My 1st post so, I’m from the US working in Abu Dhabi UAE on Military simulators that have anywhere from 50 to 80 servers, projectors and simulated Military equipment with windows XP and 7 I’m mostly dealing with hardware issues.
I’m a 1 year Ubuntu convert for my personal use and love it. I’ve loaded Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS on several old laptops with no issues and it increased the performance of the laptops, and Ubuntu MATE on 2 Pi4s also no problems but recently I tried loading Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS on an old GIGABYTE S1080 tablet with a Celeron N2087 1.58GHz 4gb ram and 64gb HD and it’s really slow so slow I put windows 10P back on.
Any advice on what might be the problem or should I take the path of least resistance and keep W10 on the tablets?
I thought my Ubuntu ISO might be corrupt so downloaded a fresh copy but no luck.
It's really really slow.
Corrected for version 18.04.4 LTS on the tablet
My 1st post so, I’m from the US working in Abu Dhabi UAE on Military simulators that have anywhere from 50 to 80 servers, projectors and simulated Military equipment with windows XP and 7 I’m mostly dealing with hardware issues.
I’m a 1 year Ubuntu convert for my personal use and love it. I’ve loaded Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS on several old laptops with no issues and it increased the performance of the laptops, and Ubuntu MATE on 2 Pi4s also no problems but recently I tried loading Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS on an old GIGABYTE S1080 tablet with a Celeron N2087 1.58GHz 4gb ram and 64gb HD and it’s really slow so slow I put windows 10P back on.
Any advice on what might be the problem or should I take the path of least resistance and keep W10 on the tablets?
I thought my Ubuntu ISO might be corrupt so downloaded a fresh copy but no luck.
It's really really slow.
Corrected for version 18.04.4 LTS on the tablet