[linux-audio-user] dell latitude cpx, windows (barf!) xp and linux?

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> Yeah, same here. I think I just wiped the whole disk, installed linux then
> installed XP (in a tiny partition in the end of the disk), then restored
> GRUB. It was fine. I think I've used XP exactly once, to download some
> docs to get the wireless card running in linux :) It crashed twice during
> me looking for the docs :/

LOL! yes i've found xp tends to crash a bit as well although at least 
theres the win2k style process manager....

> 
> The machine was /highly/ alergic to win2k though, which some people had
> told be was better than XP. I think the machine wanted the particular
> distribution that comes from the hardware manufacturer, as a freinds
> nearly identical laptop came with 2k, and that works fine.

thats a strange one. worth knowing about. i have always preferred win2k, 
mainly because if you dont install the service packs theres no phone 
home evil spyware! thats why i call xp Borg edition... i really did NOT 
want to be using it, but the other reason i keep it on here is im 
totally broke, this was an investment i probably didnt need to be making 
but was urgent, so i need to bear in mind saleability if i get 
desperate... :(... this one's very much my baby now tho so i can see in 
future i might end up wiping the disk bwhahahahaaa...
i really dont like being given a teletubby-style operating system... 
sooner i can get linux onto this baby the better...
ok here i come partition magic 8.....

m~



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