Priyank,

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On 02-Mar-09, at 1:38, Priyank Patel <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Im planning to buy a new laptop, and i intend to use Linux as the  
> operating system i use on the machine.
> My
> old latop had Via chipset in it, and therefore i have faced lots of
> trouble in making Linux work on it, so this time i want to make sure
> that the machine I buy, would fully support it.

Best possible aproach is to buy a laptop preinstalled GNU/Linux  
distribution. That ensures full support for all the hardware in the  
laptop. That also encourages manufacturers to sale more laptops and  
models preinstalled with GNU/Linux.

>
> So, i need some recommendations as to which laptop would be the best  
> as far as Linux support goes.
> I am planning to buy a Dell Inspiron 1525. Is it the right choice or  
> should i consider something else ?

However, if your workload does not match the existing awailable  
systems please make a list of models which match your reauirement.

Once you have few models please check the compatibilty of each model  
with GNU/Linux and seach and/or ask on this or other mailing list.

I had in past lenovo r60 which was 100% compatible with Ububtu 6.04

I recently bought Acer Aspire One (Intel Atom processor) preinstalled  
with linpus Linux and since then I have replaced linpus with Fedora  
Core 10. All the hardware is working fine. (card reader not tested)

>
> Thank You

NTH
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