I use a Dell Latitude D800 with Kubuntu and it works great. I would
suggest getting a model that has a wide user base, as driver issues,
etc. tend to be worked out collectively. Check on the Linux laptop
boards for compatibility issues. I can also generally vouch for
Toshiba. Remember that laptops have become very affordable so shop
around... you can get a decent piece of hardware for under $1000. jmz
On 2/13/07, John Schember <
j5483@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-02-13 at 19:43 -0700, Jeff Garland wrote:
> > So, in summary, I'd look toward Lenovo or Toshiba and run away from
> > Dell.
> I will agree with you on the Dell part. As far a Lenovo goes stick with
> the Thinkpad line, the Lenovo line is about as good a Dell quality wise.
> Toshiba is great but research the model you're looking at before buying.
> I have a Toshiba U200 and it doesn't suspend, hibernate and it freezes
> when the screen blanks. Basically the ACPI on it isn't Linux friendly.
>
> John Schember
>
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