> Hello,
>
> I thought I'd throw out a few questions in hopes of getting a quick
> answer.
>
> 1) I'm looking for a tape drive supported by linux. Something that
> is either floppy or IDE based. Any suggestions?
We like the Seagate TR-4 IDE drives. Aside from the bashing
that they took in LJ several months ago the TR-4 drives are a tremendous
value and we've not seen a problem with several dozen each of the
IDE and SCSI flavors. Expect to spend in the $300-$400 range depending
upon make, model and point of purchase.
>
> 2) Does anyone know of an Xserver that support a Hercules Stingray 128
> Voodoo Card? Do I just hav to wait on this. My main system had a Matrox
> and then I finally got XFree Matrox support but, shortly thereafter I
> upgraded the card again. Even if the Xserver is not free I'd still be
> interested.
www.xig.com, www.metrolink.com are the only places I can
suggest to check this out. We don't do any Hercules cards so I'm
not familiar.
>
> 3) Any suggestions for a notebook that can run Xwindows in at least 8bit
> color? I'd prefer one of the new Compaq Armada's?? Anyone have any
> experience with this?
I know the Digital HiNotes work well and the NEC Versa line is
known to work well. We've supplied some Fujitsu models to a couple of
folks. The best place to get details on this topic is the Linux Laptop
page. Red Hat has a mirror for it at;
http://www.redhat.com/linux-info/laptop/
--Kit
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