Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 23rd Nov 2005 16:38 UTC, submitted by Berislav
"In this article I will try to share my experience with the best piece of hardware I ever used - a 12.1-inch iBook G4. I focused the article on giving my comments on different aspects of the iBook - software, hardware and the overall appearance. The article is accompanied by screenshots, photos and a small video."
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RE[3]: Why I love my ibook
by Sphinx on Wed 23rd Nov 2005 20:08
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RE[4]: Why I love my ibook
by bouh on Thu 24th Nov 2005 00:54
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Please, stop being so irritating. On OSNews I am tired of too many people that are not able to recognize humour. The first post was : "It runs linux quite well ;-D". Do you see the smiley at the end? That's means that the post is meant to be funny! As I read the comments, it indeed made me laught!
RE[3]: Why I love my ibook
by rayiner on Thu 24th Nov 2005 05:06
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It runs linux quite well
Really? I like my iBook just fine except for the fact that I have to run OSX on it because Linux doesn't have driver support for the Airport card. And the power management in OSX is just too amazing to live without. But I deplore OSX otherwise and would live with lengthy suspend/resume times (as opposed to the instant suspend/resume I get with OSX) if it meant I could run Linux on it instead. (FreeBSD or OpenBSD would do me just as well, if not better.)
Edited 2005-11-23 19:47