Which brand/maker of laptops should I purchase in order for Linux to run well on?
Doesn't Dell sell laptops with Linux pre-installed?
I know Dell is putting Ubuntu on their computers and not sure if it is for lap tops as well.
I would imagine any distro you run on your home machine should work good for a laptop.
I do not have a lap top so I really can not say for sure.
If you are planning on buying a Dell check here for a list of models that have had Linux installed on successfully: http://www.linux-laptop.net/dell.html
Hm, Linux on laptop should be a great combination. And thanks for the link jordan. I think I will get a replacement for my current laptop!
Well if Linux runs on all PC's fine why shouldn't it run on laptops fine?
I've tried it on old and new laptops, and am always pleasently surprised by how much of the hardware is already supported.
Dell do sell Linux pre-installed laptops. I think that every laptop could run Linux very well if it meets the minimal requirements for that distro.
I thought Linux was going well on any laptop, some even come with Linux pre-installed.
Most of the new laptop I'm seeing on the market runs in Linux. So I tend to have an impression that Linux works best on laptops. I have an old laptop that still runs in windows though. Maybe I'll try installing Linux on it.
Really? Here in Denmark does almost no laptops ship with pre-installed Linux. IBM, IIRC, did run a campaign for a year with pre-installed Linux machines, but after the year was only about 100 computers with the Linux sold, so they dropped the campaign again.
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