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Are you sure you don't want to save those invites for Christmas? sorry for the spam but I've got a few invites too.

1500 euros is a lot, try the product filter on pricerunner Compare HP At least 4096.00 - At least 120.00 - At least 2.00 Desktop Computers Prices - PriceRunner United Kingdom Another alternative, which I recommend, is that you build your own. Here's an example of some guy building a descent...

"lazy" because AT said "(...)why bother with Arch?". bother combined with - me assuming that - Debian not being perfect for AT would make him "lazy". But this is "lazy" with a smilie (the ^^-one) intended to imply that I was kidding although I did feel that "lazy" was a bit rash. "And what is...

^^ So the reason is that you're just to lazy - I doubt that Deb is perfect for you. Why do you think apt is better than pacman? Are you sure it doesn't just seem small-ish since Arch don't 'split' thiere packages? An example is the -common and -dev versions in Debian. But Arch Linux is...

Debian vs Arch - what is the reason to not use Arch or Slackware when I bet most of you a-lot-of-posts-and-times-helpful guys could use them to get exacly what you want?

You'll get pretty much all the information you need about it at Distrowatch. It's minimalistic and has a good package manager called pacman (binary packages). - I've tried it once but gave up pretty soon - when you've installed it and rebooted you're at a full screen terminal, like 'singel user...

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I couldn't find any pictures of your model to guide you with but please take a look at this: Fujitsu-Siemens S7010 Disassembly (At least it's a LIFEBOOK and I think this guide can get you through the disassembly of your N3530.) and FUJITSU: Fujitsu America - Support And btw, I don't think...

Here's a good idea - pricerunner has a great product filtering funtion, try it! Compare At least 320.0 GB - At least 2.2 GHz - At least 4096 MB Laptop Computers Prices - PriceRunner

Try Zepto or Alienware (assuming you don't want to use MacOS).

I'd recommend the Asus. Asus is the fastest growing laptop brand of all right now so they aughta be good - good capability and support is guaranteed. The Asus has better graphics and if you're going for a laptop, get a portable one. 16" is big enough as it is. - So even compared to other...

I didn't know you could search like that, It'll help out a lot but the main problem is getting it working on Linux. (I havn't tried WineHQ yet though.)

exosyphen studios | welcome Is there anyone who could help me (and everyone else reading the answers) with getting "Hacker Evolution: Untold" for free and working on Linux (I've got Ubuntu 9.04)? - Please help and Thanks in advance!

I'd like to replace the internal speakers on my S7010D ("My Computer). Is there anyone who has tips and/or recommendations for me? - Please help and Thanks in advance!

So: There is something wrong with (Fujitsu Siemens S7010D)+(Debian Lenny)+(Protected Network) but of course there's the possebility that the cause of the problem lies in the addition of mip0. I need help. I need Internet on my computer.

When I first created this thread I was at home. Now, as school has began, I have moved down to an area by the school and can only access the school network, hence the problem probably lies in my computer since I can't get internet here either (every one else who uses this network can). NOTE...

Well no, I didn't 'cause I'm laisy and stupid. However, I don't think the router is the problem as I'm now connected to another network but still not getting any access to the internet. This is a school network and I seem to be the only one having this problem. It also has a WEP-key and a...

Correct, I'm trying to access the router so that I can connect to our wireless home network and get online. I'm trying to do this with an "Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection" and the router is a "SAMSUNG Gigaset SE551 WLAN/dsl".

It does have a reset button so I'll try that, thank you!

Hi, I need some help. I installed debian and could connect to the wlan correctly, I then reinstall debian (hope I don't have to explain why, not relevant) but before that I set a WEP-password and MAC-filter for our WLAN connection, debian is intalled correctly but I can't connect to the...