On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 at 07:57:02AM +, Sean Gibbins wrote:
John Cooper wrote:
Though a full size laptop, ebuyer do a no OS version for £362 and gets
good reviews on their site.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/173882/show_product_overview
Looks like it is overpowered for someone who
Novatech sell naked laptops so I don't have to pay the Windows tax on them.
Has anyone used any of their recent kit, e.g X10, Xplora E16 or V13? I
basically want a small/light box for presentations and occasional use. It
doesn't need a CD/DVD or a huge screen. I've decided that a screen
Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Hi,
My current Dell laptop is really getting long in the tooth (~10 years old).
Novatech sell naked laptops so I don't have to pay the Windows tax on them.
Has anyone used any of their recent kit, e.g X10, Xplora E16 or V13? I
basically want a small/light box
Hi,
My current Dell laptop is really getting long in the tooth (~10 years old).
Novatech sell naked laptops so I don't have to pay the Windows tax on them.
Has anyone used any of their recent kit, e.g X10, Xplora E16 or V13? I
basically want a small/light box for presentations and occasional
On 14/12/09 21:26, Dr A. J. Trickett wrote:
Hi,
My current Dell laptop is really getting long in the tooth (~10 years old).
Novatech sell naked laptops so I don't have to pay the Windows tax on them.
Has anyone used any of their recent kit, e.g X10, Xplora E16 or V13? I
basically want a
John Cooper wrote:
Though a full size laptop, ebuyer do a no OS version for £362 and gets
good reviews on their site.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/173882/show_product_overview
Looks like it is overpowered for someone who thinks that a netbook might
suffice for their needs, but I found
Vic wrote:
Hi All.
I've acquired a Novatech Laptop - not sure of their designation, but the
label on the underside describes it as a L51A10.
It has an ATI chipset, including an audio device that reports itself as:
ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
At the risk of asking the obvious, have you run KMix?
Yes.
Also, is it all sound,
or just some. For example, KDE notifications are quiet, but audio CDs
and DVD audio work. Again, check with KMix, looking at the relevant
mixer input and output levels.
At the moment, I'm only interested
Vic wrote:
At the moment, I'm only interested in what Amarok puts out. I can hear it
through headphones, but not through the onboard speakers...
Sounds more like a hardware problem to me. Have the speakers output
anything at all? Do they work with a liveCD from another distro?
Simon
--
Sounds more like a hardware problem to me.
It's not...
Have the speakers output anything at all?
Not since moving the box to Linux. The previous owner was a Windoze user,
and he had sound.
Do they work with a liveCD from another distro?
I've only tried MythDora and Kubuntu - and Mythdora
Also at the risk of sounding obvious. Are you unplugging the headphones
when you try the speakers?
Yes. Those 3 years at University weren't *entirely* wasted :-)
I ask because I came across a laptop recently
that couldn't do both.
Most won't, IME.
Have you turned everything in kmix fully
ooh, I know what this is. You need to tell the soundcard a bit more
about your speaker configuration by adding something in /etc/modprobe.d,
we had this on the webbook but the other way round (the speakers
wouldn't turn off when you plugged in the headphones)
ooh, I know what this is. You need to tell the soundcard a bit more
about your speaker configuration by adding something in /etc/modprobe.d,
we had this on the webbook but the other way round (the speakers
wouldn't turn off when you plugged in the headphones)
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