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900MHZ P3M
512MB Ram
Linksys WPC11 ver.3 wireless card
Thats basically all I know about it.
I was thinking of SUSE if Windows XP ran really slow.
I need battery controll and wireless. Also the sound and I dont really have alot of time to fuss with things but maybe this laptop is compatable with linux.
Since when was a 900MHz P3 slow? I have a P2-300/128MB thinkpad which runs Slackware very nicely thank you (except slow-arsed bloat like firefox, eating half my frelling ram).
Hey, I have this same laptop and the same Linksys card, but my wireless card is version 4.: I am having trouble choosing a distro though.: I'm about to try Slackware I think, FC6, or Linux Mint.:
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