On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 04:48:15PM +0100, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
>
> As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
> ve
On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 04:48:15PM +0100, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
>
> As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
> ve
I have a system with a Neomagic MagicGraph NM2160 video chip and a
1024x768 screen, and get a very nice text console without any framebuffer
support, so that probally won't be nessesary.
As for X, the SVGA server has incorportated all the Suse enhancements, and
I get great support with 3.3.3.1, wh
I have a system with a Neomagic MagicGraph NM2160 video chip and a
1024x768 screen, and get a very nice text console without any framebuffer
support, so that probally won't be nessesary.
As for X, the SVGA server has incorportated all the Suse enhancements, and
I get great support with 3.3.3.1, wh
Brian Servis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Me again,
>
> I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
>
> PII-366
> 96M ram
> 6.4G hdd
> 13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
> Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
> internal winmodem(I don't really need it anyway)
>
Brian Servis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Me again,
>
> I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
>
> PII-366
> 96M ram
> 6.4G hdd
> 13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
> Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
> internal winmodem(I don't really need it anyway)
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually rather
| expensive... I have Dell Inspiron 7000 with a 15" screen and I like it
| very much, although it's a bit on the heavy side. So if you don't mind
| a bit of size and weight I very much recommend it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually rather
| expensive... I have Dell Inspiron 7000 with a 15" screen and I like it
| very much, although it's a bit on the heavy side. So if you don't mind
| a bit of size and weight I very much recommend it.
On Oct 15, Mark Seaborn wrote:
> Is it? Can you tell me where to get this patch? I've got a Vaio F270
> with a Neomagic 256AV chip and I'd love to get sound working.
I know it's migrated into 2.3.x (as of .19 I think). The README
mentions this as the "official site":
http://www.uglx.org/sony.
On Oct 15, Mark Seaborn wrote:
> Is it? Can you tell me where to get this patch? I've got a Vaio F270
> with a Neomagic 256AV chip and I'd love to get sound working.
I know it's migrated into 2.3.x (as of .19 I think). The README
mentions this as the "official site":
http://www.uglx.org/sony.
Brian Servis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Me again,
>
> I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
>
> PII-366
> 96M ram
> 6.4G hdd
> 13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
> Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
Brian Servis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Me again,
>
> I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
>
> PII-366
> 96M ram
> 6.4G hdd
> 13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
> Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 16:33, Brian Servis wrote:
> This is also my first laptop install and I have never delt with the
> pcmcia support so I am sure to learn alot this weekend. So what ever
> links and other sources that are not the obvious ones would be much
> appreciated.
The one gotcha is w
On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 16:33, Brian Servis wrote:
> This is also my first laptop install and I have never delt with the
> pcmcia support so I am sure to learn alot this weekend. So what ever
> links and other sources that are not the obvious ones would be much
> appreciated.
The one gotcha is w
Me again,
I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
PII-366
96M ram
6.4G hdd
13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
internal winmodem(I don't really need it anyway)
I also purchased a Xircom RealPort Ethernet RBE-100BTX pcmcia ne
Me again,
I dropped the Toshiba and went with a Sony Vaio F340.
PII-366
96M ram
6.4G hdd
13" 1024x768 w/ Neomagic 256AV
Neomagic2200 sound chip(supported by patch to 2.2.x kernels)
internal winmodem(I don't really need it anyway)
I also purchased a Xircom RealPort Ethernet RBE-100BTX pcmcia ne
On 14 Oct, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually rather
expensive... I have Dell Inspiron 7000 with
On 14 Oct, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
I very much agree on this - 1024x768 is very nice, but usually rather
expensive... I have Dell Inspiron 7000 with
Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
very flimsy (3000), the Compaq ones are well built but expensive.
persona
Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
very flimsy (3000), the Compaq ones are well built but expensive.
persona
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