EEEPC (was: Re: SSD TBW
"Kerr-Mudd, John" <[email protected]>
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On Fri, 21 Aug 2026 19:11:09 -0700 Don Y <[email protected]> wrote: [] > > Once wiped, I figured it would make a nice LITTLE "self-contained" > machine to save me the hassle of dragging out a monitor, "CPU" > and keyboard. And, it did that job well (doesn't take much horsepower > to connect to an FTP service and transfer files to an external drive). Ironicall the one I use the keyboard has failed and I prefer a "proper" mouse; so I do have to lug the extras - a proper keyboard is so much nicer to use. > > But, I had *seven* laptops -- 17 inch displays, etc. -- just collecting > dust in the closet. (did I mention that I volunteer at a place that > recycles kit??) "So, do I discard the EeePC, or one of the laptops, > especially given that the laptops are more capable (and usable!) machines?" > > Now, if I don't want to drag out the laptop, I've configured a > NUC with the same software and use the TV in the living room as > the monitor. > > [This windows machine would be a bad choice to perform the > mirror as differences in filesystem support would eat my > lunch] -- Bah, and indeed Humbug.