Re: Debian Laptop Suggestions
mark <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.user.laptop |
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Hey Wesley, I'd recommend looking at 2nd-hand lenovo thinkpads. The ones that I've personally run debian on with good results are the T500, T400, X200s & X230. There's loads of examples and details on thinkwiki.org I reckon you'll be selling that mac pretty soon ;-) Cheers, Mark Wesley Dunnahoo: > I just found this list and would like to ask for suggestions for buying a laptop to run Debian Linux for college. I don't care if it's new or used. I looked at buying a Pi Top but the cost seems high for something you have to buy a CPU to get it working. I already have two Raspberry Pi machines running the Raspbian port of Debian and really like them. I don't want to carry my Mac or an expensive machine to college as I don't want it to be stolen. I don't want to buy a machine where I have to pay for a copy of Windows I'll never use. > > I bought an Ubuntu PowerSpec N108 tower I use at home but when I installed Debian on it, it would crash whenever I logged out or the screen saver started. I don't want to buy a laptop that has similar problem with Debian. I suspect the problem is with the Intel graphics chip because it doesn't have any other graphics hardware. I hope it isn't because of the Celeron CPU. > > Thank you very much everyone! >