laptop question
Brian Kelsay
bkelsay at comcast.net
Mon Nov 17 03:06:09 CST 2003
Leo J Mauler wrote:
>I'm sorry, I should have stated that "low-income people like me"
>have problems with laptop installs.
>
>Folks who can afford high-end laptop hardware have a better time of
>it since the newer stuff is getting more Linux support than the older
>laptop hardware.
>
>If you can afford a used laptop costing more than $150, you'll have
>*his* experience.
>
>If you can't, you'll have *my* experience.
>
>Right now mine is choking on the Mandrake 9.1 installer in *text mode*.
>Four hours just to get through the *language selection*.
>
>I'm hoping that Morphix might work better. I'm also looking into Slinky
>and R.U.L.E. for low-end installs.
>
>
Try the Morphix LightGUI install. I'm using that and it is great on
older hardware. It also makes and easier install for Debian, which is
what it is at its root. And I could help you since I've already been
messing w/ it since the summer. You would also have the help of all the
Debian folks here. Just a thought. If you need a copy burned for you,
let me know before the meeting or I'll just let you have mine. Hope to
see you Tuesday.
Brian
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