I had thought I could make it through the hands on tutorial Monday with
the old linux laptop I had set up, but the video is basically dead.
I would have loved to have waited for a review of the Dell Ubuntu
laptops, but that is no longer possible, I leave sunday at 1:00pm, so...
I need a laptop
Am 04. Aug, 2007 schw�tzte Phillip Waclawski so:
I had thought I could make it through the hands on tutorial Monday with
the old linux laptop I had set up, but the video is basically dead.
I would have loved to have waited for a review of the Dell Ubuntu
laptops, but that is no longer
I have had great success with both Toshiba and HP laptops as long as
they have Intel chip set including Intel Wireless. They worked with
Ubuntu, SUsE, and Fedora 6, right out of the box.
Joe
Phillip Waclawski wrote:
I had thought I could make it through the hands on tutorial Monday with
the
On Saturday 04 August 2007 03:05:48 am Phillip Waclawski wrote:
I had thought I could make it through the hands on tutorial Monday with
the old linux laptop I had set up, but the video is basically dead.
I would have loved to have waited for a review of the Dell Ubuntu
laptops, but that is no
I second Joe's advice.
My wife's Toshiba with all Intel chipset (wireless, video, sound all
Intel) took the Linux install without a hitch. There was an extra
binary blob to install for the wireless but that was easy.
Alan
Joe Zagar wrote:
I have had great success with both Toshiba and HP
I have had good luck with my HP DV5000 series with AMDs x86_64 and
Ubuntu 7.04 x86_64 Plus ndiswrapper for the Broadcom 802.11.
I second Joe's advice. My wife's Toshiba with all Intel chipset
(wireless, video, sound all Intel) took the Linux install without a
hitch. There was an extra binary
