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MSI Wind U90 runs SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop

MSI has chosen SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (or SLED) as the operating system for the company’s MSI Wind U90 netbook. The U90 is virtually identical to the U100, except that it has an 8.9 inch display instead of a 10.2 inch screen, ships with Linux (for now), and will not be available in the US anytime soon. Engadget snapped about…

August 31st, 2008, 10:29 am by Brad Linder | 6 Comments

That was fast: HP sends Mini-Note recovery disc overnight

I’m moving in about two weeks, so I wasn’t sure if I should bother calling HP support and asking for a SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) recovery disc or if I should wait until after I moved. Ultimately I figured if the disc didn’t show up before the big move, I could always just try again in a few weeks….

June 19th, 2008, 4:16 pm by Brad Linder | 9 Comments