It's time to finally retire my 2008-vintage EEE 1000 netbook, and get one with a faster processor and dual cores. I won't need it for music-- the old one was plenty powerful enough for what I was doing anyway-- but I need it for work, and, java runs like an absolute pig on the old EEE (as does Firefox, and Chromium, and just about anything modern). I have come to love the layout of this old EEE though, the keyboard, the form-factor, and its low current consumption (about 1A @12v). So I'd like to keep those as similar as possible. If I could upgrade the processor and RAM and keep everything else, I would. So the EEE 1215N looks pretty good, and if I swap out its spinning-rust-platter drive with a cheap SSD, I can probably get the current consumption down. But I worry. I worry about graphics card not working, wifi not working, sound not working, sleep not working, etc. I looked at the DebianEEE wiki and it seems like not a lot has happened there in years. Any advice on a fast (approaching laptop performance) netbook? -ken _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
