James Grabham wrote:
So, is the general consensus, get a Vostro 1000, and live with having to
lug a 15.4 inch thing around every day, granted, if the battery on the
acers is terrible, it would be pointles lugging anything around. It's
getting more and more complicated :)
You could
Kris Douglas wrote:
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 11:13 AM, Albert Vilella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone upgraded the RAM and SD of an Asus Eee?
Is it worth buying the low-spec one and upgrading RAM and SD oneself?
Any preferred SD brand
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Matthew Wild wrote:
| Hi all,
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| What is the general opinion of the best HDD manufacturer? Over the
| years I have heard bad about each one in one way or another.
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| I'm looking to buy an external HDD. I was disappointed to find that
| Maplin only
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STONE COLD wrote:
Ok the second thought that I had is that Ubuntu is obviously made with
minimum specs in my mind. I don’t have one of those min specs machines,
as mentioned above..so is there anyway I can tweak it..like better
graphics..faster
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STONE COLD wrote:
You might also want to try installing the kernel packages for your
particular processor (in Synaptic there are various ones for i686, AMD
K7, etc. which are more optimised than the standard i386 ones). It's
usually a simple
