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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Kristian Erik Hermansen wrote: | On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 4:26 PM, Jarod Wilson <[hidden email]> wrote: |> ThinkPads are far and away the most common laptop within Red Hat (or at |> least in the Westford, MA office). A fair number of HP, Dell and Apple |> laptops and a smattering of other brands, but if I had to guess, I doubt the |> cumulative total of non-ThinkPad laptops even comes close to the number of |> ThinkPads. | | +1 on Thinkpads: All of them I have owned worked great with Linux (at | least 5 different models)... | -1 on HP: They have all sucked for me with Linux (at least 3 different | models)... I've had reasonable success with the two Acer laptops in our house. So far the only insurmountable problem (mostly, I think, from lack of effort) has been the built-in card reader (SD, CF, etc) on one of them. ~ -Don -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIVAwUBSGD1ag/3fXaZy0IWAQK2qA//fgwPYF9mJWwSqIBYxOcKb+AO8fwpZKns ksjgrSApFmfjFcxyg9nW6+pT5s/+PcwwSXDhD5L0OceRZZbWwx/vs2FZwkb5o0Lm zO2X/GO35M2mjaDyf67mqQtMI6/TSdDi3n/I1tpeBvX3xMcnirNh+n1Ae50MPfWM iTd2Jl6DS8TfjS2l3SyEYM5k+bBSXbQLsWE4sgEFaJe+12C4pmHLrnCoOmOnHsy3 UERVmftkEH88MtASs+sOids0AVLrfSes8nsAuJO8wmQi6OCVWzE6GBJfyTwDnR3k 4JWxgBhNnakXVOXSPmf7PLyVJ4h9jjlQFm0vanbVeoFE4h2lsSxR8vefxVMBU/vu gzxoFdN8NQzDkopjCt1XA7BZBNYue053fjYpXf1cJwXdLdL1axDiJj82PieJDb0U Sor7Nc9qSPvDXU8bsqU7L0LuTBbBqUdCZEZpXzw4SqMFR8G37RRWdwRD9zMmCy/3 Y9Im8PrOq9oCzdyoYKC1zlwdGIHzA1tHOOBX79dZuNBj7q/yuoSCDj9vdJMQldMY wS/Lg47hHdE/FWn8TzDfPSNBU/yv5VXcbhqBqgtj2w2qypvvreVZehESi1FJykeH ImXGLjDrAnUtcrUyOK7dqF8XjQ2Cx5Z6JLJ8lWZiebqwgMNT3mFHS1R2cBZrpFK+ emH5iODunEA= =rckN -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
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