Håkan Wikström wrote:
On 12/24/05, *Ben West* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Myexperience has been that they have S3 or intel
...and even earlier Thinkpads favoured the Neomagic chipset, which is
well supported in Linux (both kernel framebuffer driver and X.org
<http://X.org>). Ahh. How I long for my long lost TP600E. Well not
really, but the weight and size of my HP is really bothering me.
Håkan
Therefore, modern Thinkpads are not as Linux-friendly as they are
thought to be?
The weight and size of my Presario laptop do not bother me. What still
bothers me, though, is the fact I have not been able to get all
applications to share the sound card under 64 bits and, to a lesser
extend, the fact I cannot successfully suspend while maintaining 3D
graphics acceleration --if at all.
CF
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