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How Compiz Fusion and Chaos Built a Linux Hardware Company
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| This love-of-Ubuntu turned into a search for
| Ubuntu-only hardware which turned into me
| founding a Linux-only hardware company in
| early 2007. Through ZaReason I have had the
| delightful opportunity to customize keyboards
| with Ubuntu or Tux on the Start key and
| subsequently ask other companies, "Um, does
| your Ubuntu laptop have a Windows logo on the
| Start key? How odd..." I have had the rush of
| enthusiasm when a customer in our first year
| sent us an extensive (and I mean extensive)
| price list of how our computers compared to
| other vendors, showing us where we were doing
| well and where we needed to improve. I have a
| wall of love letters showing my builders, my
| brilliant, wildly intelligent builders that
| they are on the right path, doing great work
| for real people, not just order numbers.
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http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/7035/1/
Dear XM Radioâ
http://attaboy.tommydoc.net/?p=2042
Linux and the Dialup Modem
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| One of the interesting things I've been
| working with of late in the Linux world is
| trying to get a computer to connect to the
| internet with a dialup modem. I myself
| haven't had to dialup to the internet for
| the better part of 8 years, what with
| having DSL myself. However, about 35% of
| the US has to use dialup in one form or
| another. And in other countries it can be
| as high as 95%.
|
| And yes, there are efforts to send dialup
| to a cold, dark grave in the next five
| years. However, I don't think it ever will
| die. Yes, it'll be greatly reduced, and
| may fall to as little as 5% of the
| population who are using it, but it will
| remain a staple of daily internet access
| for at least some slice of the population
| for years to come. Therefore, I ask this
| interesting question. Why doesn't Linux do
| a better job of supporting dialup modems?
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http://www.raiden.net/articles/linux_and_the_dialup_modem/
Recent:
ZaReason Teo - netbook with installed Ubuntu
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| Company ZaReason introduced 10-inch netbook
| called Teo. The model possesses quite
| standard for devices of its class
| characteristics. It is equipped with 10-
| inch screen with a resolution of 1024x600
| pixels and is based on Intel Atom N450
| processor with a clock speed of 1.66 GHz.
| Also "on board" ZaReason Teo - Integrated
| Intel GMA 3150 graphics, 2 GB of RAM and
| hard disk 160 GB (it is worth noting that
| the amount of memory larger than normal for
| netbooks 1 GB). Communication possibilities
| Teo presented 10/100 Ethernet and Wi-Fi
| 802.11 b / g / n.
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http://it-chuiko.com/computers/3002-zareason-teo-netbook-with-installed-ubuntu.html
ZaReason Teo
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| The ZaReason Teo, that I just discovered on
| Amazon.com, looks like the successor of the
| Terra A20, which was the first netbook by
| ZaReason, who build laptops, desktops, and
| servers running Ubuntu Linux or
| derivatives.
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http://www.linux-netbook.com/zareason-teo
ZaReason Teo: Pine Trail netbook with an Ubuntu Linux twist
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| Linux system builder ZaReason appears to
| have launched a new Linux netbook. While
| thereâs no information about the new Teo
| netbook on the ZaReason web site, you can
| already order one from Amazon for $460.
|
| The Teo bears a more than passing
| resemblance to the original MSI Wind U100
| 10 inch netbook, and I wouldnât be
| surprised if ZaReason was working with MSI
| to supply the chassis and possibly some
| other components. Spec-wise, the netbook
| has a 10 inch. 1024 x 600 non-glare
| display, a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 Pine
| Trail processor and 160GB hard drive.Amazon
| says it should get 8 hours of battery life.
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http://www.liliputing.com/2010/03/zareason-teo-pine-trail-netbook-with-an-ubuntu-linux-twist.html
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