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Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha 6, the Acer and the Dell
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| While waiting about today for some lunch, I wrote part of this post on the
| AA1 in the text editor (since Bloggers interpretation of HTML is kinda sucky)
| and it was really nice to have the AA1 up on Ubuntu 9.04 with the Netbook
| desktop. Fast, full featured, and if the usage is slightly different, much
| easier once used to it on the 1024x600 screen. Several people stopped by to
| ask about the unit and see how it worked... although one of them was because
| I have an Apple sticker on the lid. That would be nice: an Apple Netbook.
| Everything I have read says that is not going to happen though. In the
| meantime, this all works pretty well. Finally.
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http://on-being-open.blogspot.com/2009/03/ubuntu-904-alpha-6-acer-and-dell.html
Can Ubuntu's 'Jackalope' Build A Better Netbook?
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| ARM processor support. In a post earlier this week, I mentioned that
| Canonical would have a fairly easy time porting Ubuntu to the ARM hardware
| architecture, due mostly to the fact that the Linux kernel already runs quite
| nicely on ARM processors.
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http://www.bmighty.com/blog/main/archives/2009/03/can_ubuntus_jac.html
Recent:
Aussies! Grab a sub $200 Linux desktop - today only!
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| Impulse-buy retailer Zazz.com.au has sold computers in the past, but today's
| deal is a special one to my heart. For less than $200 including freight you
| get a Dell Optiplex desktop computer with Ubuntu Linux loaded and guaranteed
| fully working. However, you only have today to go for it.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/24056/1143/
Dvorak Likes Linux
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| Every so often I take a stab at Linux, to see exactly what I like and do not
| like about the OS. Many of its problems, for me, stem from its inability to
| run on my overloaded hardware, or the occasional driver that makes the OS
| impossible to use without hand-tweaking something or other. That said, I
| seriously like the Ubuntu 8.10 implementation and will now install it
| permanently on my latest machines. It's a winner.
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2342703,00.asp
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