Comments on: Geeky weekend

By: Vito Rayna

Vito Rayna — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:27:46 +0000

I purchased this netbook for my trip to Hawaii. I wanted to keep up with my email and facebook farm. Works better than I expected. The picture is very clear, easy to use, battery last longer than most. It weighs almost nothing-easy to carry with you. Would make a great christmas gift.

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By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 06:11:57 +0000

John,

Yeah, nobody seemed to have SATA Cables in stock. Radio Shack did but that was after going to all the big box stores.

As for the Kid’s machine, I figure he can do whatever he wants with the machine. I can reload it in a few minutes.

I’m going to try Fedora when the new version is out. I have another machine that is now windows XP that will get the Fedora install. All I use that for is a file server and print server for my old HP 6p printer. I also use that machine when I’m on the radio since it sits next to the radio gear in the shack.

Thanks for the comments!

-Mike

By: wb8rcr

wb8rcr — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 17:44:06 +0000

The SATA drives are kinda strange — seems like sometimes they come with cables, sometimes not. Of course, I don’t have any SATA cables “in stock”. Over the years I have built up quite a supply of IDE cables, now pretty much useless. Sometimes I think that is why they invent these things.

On the kid machine, Fedora has a limited user setting, you might check on Ubuntu. This allows you to set up a pretty confined space – defined how you want. If I recall, there are a couple of flavors; one that is just confined and one that really only does one thing, for kiosks and the like. Seems like it might be SELinux related, tho, so might not be there in Ubuntu.