I am considering getting a small, NetBook computer running Linux for times when we are traveling or on vacation.
My questions are: 1. If I purchase something like an Asus EEE PC running Linux, will I be able to load and run Orca on it in order to make it accessible to me? 2. If so, is there a pointer to someplace that can describe how to load and configure Orca on such a PC? 3. Alternately, is it possible or should I consider loading a particular type of Linux on such a PC? 4. If so, how can I load a new operating system without having a CD? Can this be done from a memory card with an ISO of Linux on it? 5. Is there another option which I missed here that might be a better alternative? I was quite taken with a $200 Asus machine running Linux which I saw today - 2.2 pounds, 4 GB memory - and thought it might be a good traveling companion rather than lugging around a 7 pound laptop plus power supply. n Pete
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