Anyone going to USA soon?
http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/linux_3x?c=uscs=19l=ens=dhs~ck=mn
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Why bother?
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more expensive... I really despair
thanks all...giving it a go? David.
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On Saturday 26 May 2007 11:31, LeeUKHA wrote:
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more
On Sat, 2007-05-26 at 11:28 +0100, LeeUKHA wrote:
Why bother?
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one
At least its a start!
On 26/05/07, LeeUKHA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one
not spam, dave was asking about upgrading in a separate e-mail thread.
Regards,
On 26/05/07, Gregory Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
thanks all...giving it a go David.
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Hi Robin
You've a number of alternatives - as always - and it depends on what you got
to spend.
Firstly, looking at the mains supply. If you're in such an en-lightening
area, unless your place is on top of a hill, I would have thought you'd want
to protect everything, so get an electrician to
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more expensive... I really despair sometimes
Why bother?
I just compared a Vista vs. Fiesty Inspiron laptop and the answer is
It's (like for like*) $29 cheaper to buy a Vista laptop and install
Fiesty on it yourself...
Jeez... only Dell could replace a $40 OS with a free one and make it $69
more expensive... I really despair
On 26/05/07, LeeUKHA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went direct to Dell's website, and compared an Inspiron E1505N laptop
(the Linux version) with an MS E1505.
At first glance, the Linux version is cheaper, until you realise, it's
only got half the RAM and onboard graphics. Add those to the list
Remember that there's no costs involved in maintaining an Ubuntu machine -
no AV software to pay for, no copy of MS Office to buy, and support is free
and very good online (so long as your problem doesn't preclude internet
access!), so even though you may come up with indentical prices at point
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