Elonex ONE Subnotebook Shows Right Path For Linux 177
davidmwilliams writes "Whether it was to your taste or not, there's no denying the ASUS Eee Linux subnotebook was a massive sales success. Demand far exceeded initial production so it's not surprising competitor models are on their way. Just like the Eee, the Elonex achieves cost savings by bundling freely redistributable open source software including, of course, the Linux operating system (specifically, Linos 2.6.21). Those who use the Elonex ONE may well understand it uses something called Linux under the hood, but they don't really have to grasp what this means. They don't have to care that the WiFi hardware was carefully chosen to be one of the exclusive few which has supported Linux drivers. They don't need to tamper with the way their family computer is already set up."
Re:FP (Score:4, Funny)
You're just a wannabe who couldn't post a real GNAA troll is his life depended on it.
1. A real GNAA post takes the form of a press release, which is used to parody a recent issue in the news - it works best if it's recently been the subject of a story on
2. A successful GNAA post is a first post that's posted non-anonymously.
All you've done is post (most of) the standard GNAA coda as an AC, which is pathetic. It's not like there aren't heaps of examples at gnaa.us to get you started.
Have you even watched the movie? Geez.
The eightfold subnotebook (Score:3, Funny)
Right display and memory
Right system and applications
Ethical conduct
Right patching
Right networking
Right configuration
Concentration
Right keys and touchpad
Right backups
Right clamshell hibernate
Translation (Score:3, Funny)