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(I posted this message in Linux - Laptops, but I thought it might also be appropriate in this forum.)
Hi.
I just bought a Toshiba Satellite A25-S207, and I had a few questions. I want to run it as entirely a linux system. I was curious about how supportive Redhat 9 would be of this laptop. It has Wi-Fi, which I would like to utilize. I would like it to be supported by all features, I was also wondering if it would have programs to take the place of MS Word, Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX, and some personal scheduling software. If anyone could reply with information on how to get my laptop up and running with these features and Redhat 9 being the only OS on the system, I would much appreciate it. Thankyou.
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I'll contact the Moderator of the Laptop forum and ask them to close that thread, as it seems more appropriate here.
The only thing I really use Dreamweaver for is the feature it has to automatically upload a file to the server upon save. Has anyone had experience with Bluefish? Does it have this feature? I could not find it on the site.
Last edited by bigredgiant1; 08-29-2003 at 10:20 PM.
My Toshiba Portege came with a Lucent/Agere (firmware version 8.10) integrated 802.11b that doesn't work with the Orinoco drivers. I wish you the best, but believe you'll just end up doing what I did, which was buy a pcmcia wi-fi card. I got the Orinoco Gold and its working perfectly.
Also, check linux-on-laptops.net frequentley since someone may post their experience with the same hardware.
The wireless LAN card is an Agere 802.11b integrated PCMCIA card. Once again I am running redhat 9. I would greatly appreciate any help w/ getting this to work. Thanks.
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