[Discuss] Kubuntu 15.04 64 Bit on Intel Compute Stick

[John Blomfield]

That's interesting, does it connect to an HDMI computer monitor?

My NUC D54250WYKH comes with an Intel i5 CPU, USB, wireless, bluetooth. 
16GB ram, SSD and HD can be added, all packed into an 11cm x 11.5cm x 5 
cm case. No software is installed except an efi ready bios. I use it as 
a The version without the HD is thinner. Haven't checked if the video 
card is TV compatible.

John



On 09/27/2015 05:33 PM, pw wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Just wanted to mention that Kubuntu 15.04 Desktop (64 bit) boots fine on
> Intel Compute-stick.
>
> The Intel compute-stick is a palm sized, Atom core-2 based, SOC device 
> that will plug directly into the HDMI port of your HDTV.
>
> The device comes in two forms.
>
> One form comes with Ubuntu (with yucky unity desktop <BLETCH!!!>). 
> Thus my quest to install Kubuntu. Other distros and desktops will also 
> work.
>
> There is also a windows 8.0 form that has more memory and flash disk 
> space. I suggest that those interested in buying one get the windows
> version and then boot with a live USB to install Linux. The additional
> RAM and flash disk space make the desktop faster.
>
> XRandr works fine with the Intel SOC display and allows you to set up 
> underscan to accommodate the HDTV bezel.
>
> I recommend purchasing a USB hub to allow multiple devices to be plugged
> into the single available port. Logitech has a small wireless keyboard
> with a built in touch-pad that works great in the family room for
> keyboard/mouse. Additional USB ports allow you to mount thumb drive for
> working on files, showing powerpoint presentations, etc..
>
> Tuxracer works and looks great on the big screen with the Logitech
> USB game controller (or multiple controllers).
>
> For work purposes the stick with cables, USB hub, 
> mini-keyboard/touch-pad, thumb drive, USB serial port adaptor, 
> bluetooth cellphone with modem, all fits into a shaving/ bath bag.
>
> With any HDMI TV you have a full office suite in a package smaller
> than an ultralight notebook.
>
> It also has Tux Racer.
>
> P
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