Phoronix have the details on people getting ASUS’s “instant-on” SplashTop Linux (usually run from the motherboard or, in the ‘Lite’ version, from an NTFS (yuck) partition on the hard disk) going on other hardware, such as booting off a USB stick.
Phoronix have the details on people getting ASUS’s “instant-on” SplashTop Linux (usually run from the motherboard or, in the ‘Lite’ version, from an NTFS (yuck) partition on the hard disk) going on other hardware, such as booting off a USB stick.
