I'm looking for a good portable Linux system. It needs to be dual
processor (preferably > 2.0GHz) and support at least 2 GB of RAM. USB
2.0 ports and IDE drives are a plus, as is an AGP slot.
Note: this does not have to be a laptop, but does have to fit easily in
a suitcase. Something like the Shu
Thanks, Bill.
It may suit me to just take a snapshot of the current code and not try
to put all the history of CVS in Subversion. Since I am (currently) an
"one-man operation", it probably won't be too painful taking that
approach.
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 14:34, Bill Sconce wrote:
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> I use it e
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 20:16, Greg Rundlett wrote:
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> I myself find enjoyment discussing all things related to using my Linux
> system for whatever I use it for, which is primarily web development,
> and even more generally I feel a part of the 'community' created by the
> list so I don't even
On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 22:10, Jon maddog Hall wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Frankly, if I did that, I'd demand to vote in MA or refuse to pay the state
> > income tax.
>
> That type of action only worked one time. Something about dumping tea in the
> harbor.
This time, it'll have to
On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 11:08, Bruce Dawson wrote:
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> I don't care much about weight (unless it can't withstand the rigors of
> a plane's cargo hold), but it does have to be reliable and moderately
> rugged. This unit will be collecting a lot of air miles, (but won't be
> used while onboard the pl
> turn it on and let them see the flashy little lights their pea-sized
> intelligence can barely recognize as not being a bomb.
Hey... I work for TSA!
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On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 16:40, Fred wrote:
> On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 11:08, Bruce Dawson wrote:
> ...
> > I don't care much about weight (unless it can't withstand the rigors of
> > a plane's cargo hold), but it does have to be reliable and moderately
> > rugged. This unit will be collecting a lot of a
It sounds like the mini-ITX form factor might be
what you're looking for. Example:
http://www.cappuccinopc.com/mocha7043j.asp
In the latter days of MCLX we had a machine like that for
dog&pony demos at customer sites and I recall that it was
reasonably fast and survived a lot of frantic plane
There is supposedly an Iwill SFF dual Opteron system but it either isn't
available or isn't ready for prime time yet.
However, how about an Antec Minuet case (16.8" x 12.75" x 3.8") which can
take a Micro-ATX motherboard? Tyan makes a model Tiger S2723GNN which
supports two Xeon processors. The A
