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Best Linux Distros for Netbooks?

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  • MrAndroidMrAndroid Member

    @drmike said: Worked on my Asus. Only problem is that you'll need to be on a network so it can pull packages down as not everything's included in the netinstall download.

    I always get a short ethernet lead and put a tether between my laptop and the computer I want to do a net-install on.

    Easier then connecting it to the router, which is in the attic.

  • danielfengdanielfeng Member

    Arch.

  • drmikedrmike Member

    @danielfeng said: Arch.

    I tried it. Never could get it to work right on the Asus.

    @Daniel said: I always get a short ethernet lead and put a tether between my laptop and the computer I want to do a net-install on.

    I had to find a wireless connection that didn't have a "Click here to log in" login screen.

  • JeffreyJeffrey Member

    I run CrunchBang Linux (Based on Debian 6 Stable and has OpenBox WIndow Manager) on my old Asus EEE 900 Netbook. Runs great!

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