Hello Guys, I agree with Lukasz, used little IBM/LENOVO are a good way (in my opinion one of the best brand of laptops...). Personnaly I use a Lenovo Ideapad S10 (the first). Not more info about puredata or Supercollider, but PD C&C live usb boot with no problem, and seems to run well (this my first tests, before I was using it with XP OS). Obviously : Intel Atom, mini graphic chipset, audio is cheap (buzzbuzz) and slow HD. But an interesting feature is the ExpressCard ! He is slow but stable, I trust him (I can do expressions tests and light things with after-effects and PShop, in the Windows world) very portable, with a good ergonomy and beautiful design (not plastic toy). Check out the new S12 with nvidia graphic chipset. Hope you will find your tool. + Jimmy
2010/4/14 Ricardo G. <[email protected]> > I actually like them, my laptop has intel graphics chipset and it never > gave me problems (running debian). For graphics intensive tasks there are > for sure better alternatives, but since I'm dealing almost exclusively with > sound, Intel offers what I need and that with open-source drivers. > > 2010/4/13 Josh Lawrence <[email protected]> > > >> avoid the intel graphics chipsets like the plague, you will have a >> miserable time with them. >> >> -- >> > > > --- > [email protected] > http://identi.ca/group/puredyne > irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne > -- Jimmy Audoin Compositing, motion design, animation 2D http://www.12-7production.com mobile : 06 99 42 64 90
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