On Sat, 25 Nov 2000, Peter Hardy wrote:
The only problem with these "US based" hardware sites.. is that often the
hardware is
A) Not available in Australia
or B) is available, but rebadged as something else..
oe C) really hard to find someone who sells it..
I really want to kick-start some Au
Title: RE: [SLUG] Linux Hardware sites.
> > Peter, who longs for the day when buying a Linux peripheral
> > doesn't have to involve a week of disappointing research.
>
> I think thats a severe exageration. Especially if youve used linux
> for a while. Ther
> Peter, who longs for the day when buying a Linux peripheral
> doesn't have to involve a week of disappointing research.
I think thats a severe exageration. Especially if youve used linux
for a while. There are alot of good and bad brands. Its also generally
not a good thing to invest i
www.linuxhardware.net
Ethernet-HOWTO (out of date?)
make xconfig =)
Dean
> Peter Hardy wrote:
>
> I was speaking to somebody at the meeting last night (I'm sorry, I've
> forgotten your name...), who asked me about lists of Linux-compatible
> hardware. I referred them to http://linux.com/har
Title: Linux Hardware sites.
I was speaking to somebody at the meeting last night (I'm sorry, I've forgotten your name...), who asked me about lists of Linux-compatible hardware. I referred them to http://linux.com/hardware, but there's lots of other good ones, depending on what you're lookin
