Eurocom ( http://www.eurocom.ca/ ) supplies a number of their notebooks,
particularly their 3420, with Corel Linux as an optional or additional
OS.
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> On Sat, 02 December 2000, "Carl B. Constantine" wrote:
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> >
> > On 11/30/2000 12:03, Chris Thompson at [EMAIL PR
On Sat, 02 December 2000, "Carl B. Constantine" wrote:
>
> On 11/30/2000 12:03, Chris Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Apparently, the Dell laptops are quite good. Also, check out
> > www.tuxtops.com for Linux-specific laptops.
>
> Dell laptops are good but come with RH or Mandrake.
On 11/30/2000 12:03, Chris Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apparently, the Dell laptops are quite good. Also, check out
> www.tuxtops.com for Linux-specific laptops.
Dell laptops are good but come with RH or Mandrake. Dell often has special
drivers that only work with these two distros.
Don't forget that many laptops now come with winmodems - not the real thing
- so you need to allow for a PCMCIA FaxModem as well.
I've been using Hail Storm and Corel 1.2 on a couple of Compaqs - an old
Armada 1750 and new M700 without any hitch at all - other than sound
Happy mobile Pengu
> IBM StinkPads have the best built quality around. As for Dells, they
> are good, but you may save a few bucks, if you by from the Co that
> manufactures them for Dell. I don't remember the link, but ask around
> on Usenet.
> Personally, Toshibas have better built quality than Dells, it is not
>
Yuri K wrote:
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> --- Chris Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Apparently, the Dell laptops are quite good. Also, check out
> > www.tuxtops.com for Linux-specific laptops.
> ~~~
>
> IBM StinkPads have the best built quality around. As
--- Chris Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Apparently, the Dell laptops are quite good. Also, check out
> www.tuxtops.com for Linux-specific laptops.
~~~
IBM StinkPads have the best built quality around. As for Dells, they
are good,
Scott Fraser wrote:
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> Morning Folks,
>
> I find myself searching for a hig-end laptop to run Linux on. So, before I
> drop $4000.00 to $6000.00 on a notebook, I thought I'd see what people on the
> list have to say.
>
> Here's my requirements:
> - P3 600+
> - 256MB RAM
> - at least 14.1" disp
Apparently, the Dell laptops are quite good. Also, check out
www.tuxtops.com for Linux-specific laptops.
At 11:33 AM 11/30/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>Morning Folks,
>
>I find myself searching for a hig-end laptop to run Linux on. So, before I
>drop $4000.00 to $6000.00 on a notebook, I thought I'd
Morning Folks,
I find myself searching for a hig-end laptop to run Linux on. So, before I
drop $4000.00 to $6000.00 on a notebook, I thought I'd see what people on the
list have to say.
Here's my requirements:
- P3 600+
- 256MB RAM
- at least 14.1" display
- 10/100 NIC
- built in modem
- DVD/C
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