Re: Local Linux builders?
Robert <[email protected]>
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For what it's worth: I have found the Toshiba Satellites quite compatible with Linux Distro's except Ubuntu (wireless issues), from inexpensive to top of the line Toshiba units worked very well with both Fedora based and SUSE based OSs. Robert On 06/24/2011 04:33 PM, Steven Saner wrote: > > On Jun 24, 2011, at 3:23 PM, Dale Beams wrote: > >> I'm going to echo this as well. While building a system is interesting >> I've found that system builders who do mass production usually get it >> right and can do it more efficiently at a cheaper price. Then there is >> always the issue of support which often you won't get from a one/two man >> shop. >> >> It appears they sell desktop PC configurations without an OS. If you >> would like to make an easy transition, try YLMF Linux. Looks like >> windows, operates like linux. Ubuntu based and great transitional linux >> system. > > > Anybody know if they sell a good laptop for Linux? Anybody have any > suggestions for a Linux laptop (doesn't need to be preloaded as I > would probably want to put my favorite distribution on anyway). > > Steve > > -- > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Steven Saner > [email protected] > > > > >