recommendation for laptop with Linux

[Tom Bruno]

I have a dell, lot of people have heard my story of getting ripped off,
but overall it is a good little system. ALL devices are now working in
linux, including speedstep for battery saving. Mine is an Inspiron
8500.  Performance in linux is great...  just don't let your warantee
run out....

On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 11:18, Chris Bier wrote:
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> Gary Hildebrand wrote:
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> | (mostly IBM's yeech).  I'm in a very tight budget (isn't everyone these
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> I've had excellent luck with my IBM laptops.  They are practically
> indestructable and work very well with Linux.  I highly reccommend them
> to my friends.
> ~  You might want to check ebay.  It's where I've gotten mine.
> 
> | I'll see if I can't get some model numbers and collate them against your
> | suggestions.
> |
> | Gary Hildebrand
> | St. Joseph, MO
> 
> http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/  has a lot of information and is
> helpful to find out how hard it is to get Linux running on specific models.
> 
> Chris
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