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> The ones that seem to work the best are the Toshiba's. Most of the
> Linux Laptops that I have seen are Toshibas. Just a thought. I do
> know there are Linux Laptop dealers out there, but not sure of any names
> at the moment. Bets thing to do is compare the hardware with a Linux
> HCL.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Kevin
>
> Tundra wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for a mid to upper level range notebook that satisfactorily runs RH.
>My preference, although not a necessity, would be to purchase a notebook preloaded
>with RH which is appropriately configured (including modem). Alternatively, a
>purchase of a fully hardware compatible notebook which I can then load RH would also
>be acceptable.
> >
> > Any and all suggestions would be appreciated.
> >
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I am writing this on a dell insprion 3500 that I installed RH6.2 on about 1 year ago
with very little problems.
Bret
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