I dunno about all that, my work gave us nice Dell Latitude CPi's with NT
on them...the only problem with them was solved by nuking NT and
installing Debian. Works like a champ with slight slink hacking and kernel
modifications...
On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, Joey Hess wrote:
> David Welton wrote:
> > Don
> David Welton wrote:
> > Don't want to spend a fortune
> > Don't need anything fantastic
> > Do want something that works well with Debian
> > Don't want to have to use proprietary X servers.
I picked up an HP OmniBook 800 a few weeks ago specifically to run
Debian. So far I'm delighted. It has
David Welton wrote:
> Don't want to spend a fortune
> Don't need anything fantastic
> Do want something that works well with Debian
> Don't want to have to use proprietary X servers.
Hm, my toshiba 445cdx (p-133, 16 mb ram, 2 mb vram, sb, 1 gb disk, cd drive,
floppy, 2 pcmcia) cost about $1100, an
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