Randal Jarrett wrote: > I'm going to have to replace my old (6+ years) Toshiba that has a amd > 450Mhz processor and > a whopping 20GB disk. > > I'm looking for recommendations for a mid range ($1k - 1.5k) laptop that > is compatible with > Opensuse 10.3. >
The current issue of Linux Journal has an extensive article on just that subject. >From personal experience, I've installed SuSE Linux on both my Lenovo notebook and my Toshiba laptop without much drama. Of the two, the Lenovo was easier, requiring the least trouble to get everything working right. The LJ article approaches the subject from the standpoint of what's available without Windows already installed. Not only can that save some money (especially if you're never going to use the Windows license), but you stand a better chance of having everything you need for Linux already installed -- like video and sound support, wireless driver, and so on. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
