Installing Ubuntu (any distro?) on ASUS T91

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Jay Daniels wrote:
> On Sun, 2010-01-31 at 09:24 -0700, Karl F. Larsen wrote:
>   
>> Johnneylee Rollins wrote:
>>     
>>>>        Tell you what. I will help the people who ask for help in my
>>>> way. You are free to help the same person your way.
>>>>
>>>>        But for God's sake stop telling me what the person wants. I
>>>> already know!!!
>>>>         
>>> Okay, as long as you understand that I will point out when you are
>>> wrong, just as I would any other user on the list.
>>>       
>> 	NO NO NO! Do not point out that the help provided by Joe is 
>> wrong! This is your opintion and keep it to yourself!
>>
>> 	I have been using Linux since before you were born. It 
>> doesn't help much.
>>
>>
>>
>>     
>>> It won't be personal, but I think I have more linux experience as I've
>>> been using linux for 5 years now and am a software programmer.
>>> Deal?
>>>
>>> Oh and you can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong in any post, but
>>> please make sure to research it first.
>>>
>>> ~Spaceghost
>>>
>>>       
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>> 	Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
>>     
>
>
> I subscribe to iatn.net, and if it's one thing I hate is deletion or
> removal of entire threads saying it violates iatn policy.  In other
> words, anything that is controversial or they think would spawn a lot of
> replies like CO2, etc. is off limits.  Prices and salaries are off
> limits.  Just about anything that might offend someone is off limits
> whether it's relevant or not.
>
> I like ubuntu and linux, free and open.  God himself couldn't delete
> your mistakes.  Opps, this message would get deleted too, because iatn
> admins would claim it's religious because it contains the word god, or
> it contains criticisms of the company itself.
>
> I take the time to write a message on iatn, only to find the whole tread
> deleted.  The ubuntu and linux community is not like this, and that's
> why I like it, for better or worse.
>
> I would post iatn's ridiculous policies here on the list, but I'm
> affraid that too would be against their user policy.  Sound familiar?
>
>
>
>
> jay


Guys,
I don't want to interrupt your valuable discussion but the topic is 
something else and if you continue this way there is no big help to me.
Or I have to start new topic?

Thanks,
LL

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