I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times, but what's the best laptop for the
average Linux distro?
I had, at first, targeted Compaq's Presario 2800T, but I caught wind that Compaq's
suck for Linux. (This could
explain my current problems) I'm buying two new laptops for me and my boss, and
: [newbie] Best Linux Laptop
I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times, but what's the best laptop
for the average Linux distro?
I had, at first, targeted Compaq's Presario 2800T, but I caught wind that
Compaq's suck for Linux. (This could
explain my current problems) I'm buying two new laptops
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 02:02 pm, Flux wrote:
I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times, but what's the best laptop
for the average Linux distro? I had, at first, targeted Compaq's Presario
2800T, but I caught wind that Compaq's suck for Linux. (This could explain
my current problems)
On Wed, 2002-11-06 at 08:33, Franki wrote:
why not get Dells???
more bang for your buck...
and compaq's don't just suck for linux, they suck period...
rgds
Frank
IBM laptops should be notably the best for linux. The current models
have drivers, and remember, IBM is working to put
Eurocom Laptops are some of the few I'm ever seen that are fully
certified for Linux. I've personally installed about twenty-five of them
with no problems whatsoever.
Did I mention that you can purchase them with or without an operating
system?
www.eurocom.ca
Lanman
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Want to buy your
Hi Flux,
Alway willing to get involved in a slagfest. Count me as one vote for
Mandrake! (or 2 if you allow vote fixing)
regards,
Bill W.
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