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    Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
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  • In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
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    Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
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  • In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
    – Duncan X Simpson
    5 hours ago













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    Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
    – efthialex
    6 hours ago










  • In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
    – Duncan X Simpson
    5 hours ago














  • 7




    Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
    – efthialex
    6 hours ago










  • In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
    – Duncan X Simpson
    5 hours ago








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Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
– efthialex
6 hours ago




Possible duplicate of can ubuntu 16.04 work on touch screen computer
– efthialex
6 hours ago












In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
– Duncan X Simpson
5 hours ago




In the future, I would recommend that you attempt to find answers to your question using Google. If you Google Ubuntu touch screen, or the title of your question, it returns information answering your question.
– Duncan X Simpson
5 hours ago










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