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LinuxCertified LC2430 Laptop Review

Posted by michael on from the still-not-100% dept.

Anonymouse writes "OSNews posted a comprehensive review of the made-for-Linux LinuxCertified LC2430 laptop. They found that all its components are fully compatible with Linux, except with ACPI in recent kernels (which actually affects many laptops recently). The laptop is a desktop replacement with strong performance and some good extra features: Firewire port, 3-1 card reader, combo drive, SXGA+ TFT screen and an ATi Radeon 3D card. Four Linux distributions were tested with it."

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  4. Re:compare to a Mac: by ChunderDownunder · · Score: 0, Troll

    You can put Linux on the iBook
    Sure, you can put Linux on an iBook, but immediately you've crippled the hardware. i.e. good luck getting your wireless card working. :(
    Thus, buying an Apple notebook to run Linux is no real advantage.
    (The whole point of the article about running a Linux notebook)