Particulary if you want to support having linux available without mswindows
since they've recently started making it available. Sure, it's Ubuntu, not
Debian but it's definitely a step in the right direction. And no microsoft tax.
And if you do put pure Debian on it, you have a fully working
Hi,
I'm using sounds on laptops for a while now, but I must admit that the
quality cannot match what I could achieve with desktops. My feeling is
that the electromagnetic geographic environment inside a laptop is
too aggressive to design a proper D/A converter. Since I never had any
strong
2007/9/14, Niklas Rehfeld [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey Raffaele,
I've never tried it on a laptop, (but I don't see why there would be a
difference...) but I once tried to get a MOTU 828 firewire soundcard to
work
on my desktop, without even the slightest hint of success... but then
again
MOTU
2007/9/12, Raffaele Morelli [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi you all,
Hello,
I am new to debian-laptop.
I would like to buy a laptop and install debian on it.
Now that's a quite good idea ;)
My goal is to get sound system working percfectly on it so I would like to
have some feedback from the
Dell laptops are also a good choice to run linux and are less
expensive than Thinkpads i have a fully working Vostro
Ciao
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Hey Raffaele,
I've never tried it on a laptop, (but I don't see why there would be a
difference...) but I once tried to get a MOTU 828 firewire soundcard to work
on my desktop, without even the slightest hint of success... but then again
MOTU is notorious for bad support.
on the other hand,
Hi you all,
I am new to debian-laptop.
I would like to buy a laptop and install debian on it. My goal is to get
sound system working percfectly on it so I would like to have some feedback
from the list about this.
debian-user list reported IBM Thinkpad to be a good host for debian;
searching
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 15:47:08 +0200
Raffaele Morelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi you all,
I am new to debian-laptop.
I would like to buy a laptop and install debian on it. My goal is to get
sound system working percfectly on it so I would like to have some feedback
from the list about
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Raffaele Morelli schrieb:
Hi you all,
Hi Raffaele,
debian-user list reported IBM Thinkpad to be a good host for debian;
searching the archives the sound system management seems to be a nightmare
on some laptops (at least with some
Debian's sound worked perfectly on my IBM Thinkpad T60, no adjustments
necessary.
On 9/12/07, Frank Zimmermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Raffaele Morelli schrieb:
Hi you all,
Hi Raffaele,
debian-user list reported IBM Thinkpad to be a
On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 01:00:36PM -0700, Heather W. Reichgott wrote:
Debian's sound worked perfectly on my IBM Thinkpad T60, no adjustments
necessary.
I can add my noise about sound. I have at T60p (but running Ubuntu
Feisty) and it also works perfectly.
What sucks is the wireless -- and I'm
So, is there anybody happy with sound (e.g. with a semi-professional
firewire soundcard) on his laptop?
I suspect that this will be independent from the laptop: as long as firewire
is properly supported (which it always has been for me), then the support
for your firewire soundcard will only
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