I'm planning to buy a HP Pavilion X2 - 2 in 1 laptop. It comes by default with Windows 10 - which is the system that convinced me to switch for Elementary ;) - so naturally I'd like to work on Elementary.
However, I'm not sure if it's possible to use it as 'tablet' (It's still Computer, but with touch screen only). Is it possible to integrate Elementary with touch screen? If es then how? :) I saw on youtube that someone did it with touchegg, but I've never used it before.
Loki has compatibility with touchscreen, at least in my case (Asus X550C). Just like you, I have Windows 10 installed along with Elementary. When I was in Freya, touchscreen was not supported and didn't work properly, but recently since I upgraded to Loki it works like a charm, just like in Windows. So yes, install Loki and you will be able to use the computer as a tablet.
Not necessarily. I have tried Loki with two different 2in1 laptops. On one, a Dell 3000 series, the touchscreen works, but rotation is buggy. It always rotates into the wrong orientation, so it is totally unusable. I also have an Asus Vivobook, and on that one, the rotation doesn't work at all, but at least it will orient to the normal, laptop direction. I haven't tried getting the trackpad and keyboard lockup feature to work on my dell, but it doesn't work on the Asus, so I can't really use it in tablet mode. So, I don't recommend Loki for 2in1 laptops. It doesn't work on either of mine.
My computer is a Dell Inspiron 5578 2in1, with Windows 10 and Loki, and it works ok as a tablet. I don't have auto rotation, but solved it with ScreenRotator. OnBoard works lovely, as an on-screen keyboard, too.
