Solor Vox wrote: > My only gripe is the keyboard. They put an arrow key where the shift key > should be, and it's a bit small for my large fingers. As a final note, why > not support Linux and get the xandros model? While I highly recommend using > ubuntu netbook edition in place of it, I'd rather support any version of > Linux then support microsoft. Doing this will also show companies that you > want Linux so they will continue to offer it as an option.
With Emacs, I can turn anything into a Shift key! ;) As for buying a netbook with Linux, I would love to if it wasn't more expensive. I'd rather retailers would offer OS-less machines, but I guess nobody wants that. :P I wonder what would happen if ARM netbooks became popular. --Aidan
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