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  1. Re:One thing that scares me about notebooks... by NumberSyx · · Score: 2 · on Fighting Back Against EULAs

    Anybody have any tips for me?

    Lycoris.com is a good start, though it looks like they are sold out for the time being. A quick search on Google also yeilded qlilinux.com . They are available, but if you are expecting to get one from one of the top 5 OEM's, Dell etc, you can probably forget it.

  2. Re:One thing that scares me about notebooks... by gorillasoft · · Score: 3, Informative · on Fighting Back Against EULAs

    Anybody have any tips for me?

    Go here.

  3. Custom Laptops by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Comparative Laptop Reviews?

    QLITech QLITech Linux Computers I run on their 850MHz Emperor model, which is schweeeeeet.

  4. This site has some good ones.... by guru101 · · Score: 1 · on Rolling Your Own Laptop?

    I know you are trying to build one yourself but I found a site that sells Linux friendly laptops. QliTech Linux You can even customize one and they'll build it to your (picked from a list) specs. The 2 set models they have come with ethernet built-in. Wireless ethernet (802.11b) options are avalible. A little pricey though and the standard models are a bit excessive in the hardware department for what you are looking for(ie: 20 gig harddrive, 1GHz P3). I think may be good for others who don't have the stomach for what you are attempting!

  5. Re:linux-laptop.net by Suppafly · · Score: 1 · on Rolling Your Own Laptop?

    qlitech

  6. ever here of tuxtops ? by eramm · · Score: 1 · on Rolling Your Own Laptop?
    hey dilbert !
    ever here of tuxtops ? how about the laptop howto ?

    btw 2 years ago i took a generic laptop (Twinhead Slimnote) and installed RH 6.2 w/ no hardware problems i am sure the latest
    RH versions support the hardware in the laptop of your choice.

    roll your own laptop ? re-invent the wheel ?

    eramm

  7. How about tuxtops? by xiaix · · Score: 4, Informative · on Rolling Your Own Laptop?

    Tuxtops used to do it but are now focusing on software. Their hardware buisness is being handled by QLITech Personally, when I wasnt using x, an old Compaq presario 1210 running Slackware worked well (except of course the modem. Now I am running a Sony Vaio PCG-FX240 with Red Hat 7.2, and it has no problems (except the modem, which I have no need for with broadband everywhere I use it. ). (Slack install didnt go as well as I would have liked...) A great deal of useful info can be found on the Linux on laptops page.