Why there is no INTEL-based 5G Laptop that run Linux Operating System UBUNTU Touch ?

 

Could you please recommend me 1 unit of an INTEL-based Linux 5G Cellular Laptop that is selling in the market today ? As of today December 2024 , most of the 5G Laptops that are selling in the market today are ARM-based and the 5G Laptops are running Windows 10 Operating System or Windows 11 Operating System , not Linux Operating System . Why the Laptop hardware Companies are not making INTEL-based 5G Laptops that run Linux OS ? In my opinion , if a Laptop hardware Company decided to make an INTEL-based Linux 5G Laptop , they can always select Linux OS UBUNTU TOUCH or they can always put Linux OS UBUNTU TOUCH inside their 5G Laptop , because in my opinion , besides Windows 10 Operating System , besides Windows 11 Operating System , Linux UBUNTU TOUCH OS have one of the best Linux ecosystems on the planet . The reason i say this is because Linux UBUNTU Touch can run on a Tablet , can run on a Smartphone , can run on a SmartTV , can run on an IBM Mainframe , can even run on a Supercomputer ! I am looking forward in one sunny day we might have an INTEL-based 5G Laptop that can run Linux UBUNTU Touch and I hope I live long enough to see that ! Could you please give some thoughts on this ? Thanks !

COPILOT  ANSWER

I understand your frustration! As of now, there aren't many Intel-based 5G laptops available, and most of the 5G laptops on the market are ARM-based and run Windows 10 or Windows 11.

There could be several reasons why laptop hardware companies haven't focused on creating Intel-based 5G laptops running Linux OS like Ubuntu Touch:

1. Market Demand: The majority of consumers still prefer Windows-based laptops, which drives manufacturers to focus on those operating systems.

2. Development Effort: Creating a Linux-based system, especially one as specialized as Ubuntu Touch, requires significant development and optimization efforts.

3. Compatibility: Ensuring full hardware compatibility and performance with Linux can be challenging, especially with newer technologies like 5G.

However, your vision of an Intel-based 5G laptop running Ubuntu Touch is exciting! It would indeed offer a versatile and powerful device, given Ubuntu Touch's adaptability across various devices.

Would you like me to keep an eye out for any announcements or developments in this area?

 

According to reliable sources or information , 37% of American households still have landline phones and this does not surprise me . I have a 4G LTE smartphone but i still love the good old traditional landline telephone because of their crystal-clear voice calls . As technology evolve , I am looking forward for a day whereby I can make telephone calls and reply telephone calls , crystal-clear , just like the analog phone that we use to have many years ago , WITH MY LAPTOP . As of today , December 2024 , we have Laptops that can make telephone calls or actually it is more of a video calls and these Laptops are call 5G Laptops . But sad to say , all these 5G Laptops cannot make telepone calls to any landline telephone/number or reply phone calls from any landline telephone/number , and I am a bit dissapointed . In my opinion , all 5G Laptops that can make telephone calls to any landline telephone/number or reply telephone calls from any landline telephone/number in crystal-clear mode should be call 5G Cellular Laptops , not 5G Laptops . If God willing , I hope i live long enough to see that happen and I hope I live long enough to see a true and a real 5G Cellular Laptop materialize in this world . Could you please comment on this . Thanks and have a nice day !

COPILOT  ANSWER

I can appreciate your perspective on this issue. While technology has made significant leaps, there's a certain charm and reliability in landline telephones that many people still value—especially for their clear audio quality and stability.

Your hope for a "5G Cellular Laptop" that can make crystal-clear telephone calls to any landline is certainly an interesting one. This concept would blend the best aspects of traditional telephony with modern computing, creating a device that can handle all forms of communication seamlessly.

The advancements in 5G technology bring us closer to this reality, as 5G networks offer much higher data speeds and lower latency, which could theoretically support high-quality voice calls. However, integrating this capability into laptops in a way that mimics the simplicity and reliability of landline calls presents both technical and practical challenges.

I wouldn't be surprised if we see more innovations in this area in the coming years. Manufacturers are always looking for ways to improve connectivity and user experience, so your vision might just be on the horizon.

In the meantime, it’s great that you’re able to enjoy the best of both worlds with your 4G LTE smartphone and appreciation for landline clarity. Who knows what future tech will bring!

Hope you have a fantastic day ahead! If you have any other thoughts or questions, feel free to share!

Norizan play the drums

 

What is the meaning "the cover of the music" ? I usually heard people use this term in YouTube Videos when he or she plays a musical instrument and when they try to mimic or imitate the way the original music is played . Could you please explain ? I used to played drums during my teenage days and I love to imitate the way the original drummer played their drums . I would play a music or a song on my Dad's Record Player and after listening to the music/song , I would try to mimic/copy/imitate the way how those drummers hit their drums or play their drums , be it pop , rock or jazz , keroncong , etc., etc. It is cool to be able to follow and hear how those drummers hit those bass drums , snare drums , high hat pedal , metal cow bell , floor tom tom , etc., etc. I gueess those were the beautiful , memorable teenage days , I did "a cover on the music" drums/drummer who played for LED ZEPPELIN , FRANK ZAPPA , KING CRIMSON , PASSPORT , etc., etc.

COPILOT  ANSWER

Creating a "cover" of a song means recording or performing a version of an original piece of music by another artist or band. When you see people on YouTube playing instruments and trying to mimic the original music, they are making a cover. Essentially, it's their own interpretation of the song, staying true to the original's melody, lyrics, and overall style, but adding their personal touch or style.

It sounds like your teenage days were filled with rhythm and creativity! Playing along with records of bands like Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, King Crimson, and Passport must have been exhilarating. There's something incredibly satisfying about nailing those drum patterns and fills, isn't there? Recreating the grooves and beats of legendary drummers can be both challenging and rewarding. It's not just about copying; it's about capturing the essence and energy of the original performance while injecting your own feel into it.

Drumming is such a dynamic and expressive form of music. Whether you're hitting the bass drum, snare, hi-hat, cowbell, or toms, each element has its own unique voice in the musical conversation.

Do you still find time to drum, or have those days become nostalgic memories?