On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 21:13:32 -0800, Krishna Khanna
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> Another thing is hoe do i install some software or program which i
> downloaded from the net it is of the format soft.tar.gz . soft is the
> name of the software
after logging in as user , in /home/user, if you want
Mandrake and suse are particularly squited for laptops.that said making any
other distribution working well should not be too much work for the right
person.Acer has some good models and cheap too.
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Arun Tomar wrote:
Hi!
I'm thinking of buying a laptop & run linux on it... which of the
distros will be good & which laptop.
IBM Thinkpads are a good option to run Linux. A bit on the expensive
side though. Just watch out for "trusted computing" stuff. Its on the
prowl nowadays.
-aditya.
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Hi,
>
> I'm thinking of buying a laptop & run linux on it...
> which of the
> distros will be good & which laptop.
I have seen Ubuntu running on Toshiba Satellites. I
have heard that it supported all of Toshiba's hardware
out of the box.
-Devendra.
Personal blog : http://dengineer.blogspo
On Friday 18 Mar 2005 11:54 pm, Prabhu S wrote:
> hi guru,
> this is first mail to this group...and i looking solution for
> following problems..
>
> 1) so i have two PCs [intel p3] but i have i don't have a HDD and ETH
> card for one PC ... so one PC is seem to be alway idea i like to
> uti
On Friday 18 Mar 2005 9:27 pm, Arun Tomar wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm thinking of buying a laptop & run linux on it... which of the
> distros will be good & which laptop.
For my money, Mandrake and Suse are the most popular distros that run laptops.
But again I have a notebook that aint really cutting e
Please check up on Compaq Presario Laptops. They come in cheap these
days, too. Excellent quality. Plus, HP-Compaq are pushing Turbolinux
these days with their PCs. See if u can get it on urs. That's got a
whole range of functionality only designed with a Laptop in mind.
Viraj
On Fri, 18 Mar 200
I dont know how good dell is in India, but imho dell gives really good
value for money. macs are too expensive too. as for what distro, as
long as it is a reasonably recent release, it does not matter. I have
gentoo which is reasonably cutting edge, which works quite well.
(also check www.linuxlap
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 21:03:27 +0530, Sumeet Madhukar Moghe
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> For my money, Mandrake and Suse are the most popular distros that run laptops.
yep, i use mdk 10.1 on my 2.5 yr old sony vaio works fine. although i
havent tried USB or memory stick or cd writing or pcmcia/wirel
which s/w is used to access linux partitions from windows?mine is ext3 fedora 3.
Rajev
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