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hi people....
the LINUX ON A VAIO hope is getting stronger an stronger.... according to some institutions on location... LINUX is getting more prefferences over here in germany, than microsoft would approve...
and if SONY ignores the LINUX factor... even on already sold notebooks, it will suffer "burned offerings".... says a major BANK over here in germany!!!
isn't that right SONY...
Joe
Cool I can't wait for VAIO Linux
By the way, I have a VAIO PCG-K115M. I have installed Fedora Core 2, do you know how I can make the modem work?
Thanks!
P.S.: did you try the "sonypi" dirver?
It's probably not going to be easy as it's a "winmodem"
I've got Fedora Core 2 installed on my fr415m
only 3d drivers and wireless networking drivers aren't working.
3d is Fedora's fault, wireless is driver fault.
:s
I don't believe that Sony have a coherent strategy about Windows and Win32 applications on Vaio so I don't expect them to deliver on Linux.
As I tried to allude on my "Vaio vs iMac" post last night the value of a PC isn't in the hardware, it isn't in the Operating System it's running, it's in the application software that you can actually do something with.
Linux is getting some attention in the business IT space by taking licences away from Microsoft but, hey, I'd like to think that someone buying a Vaio has more on their mind than writing a Word doc, doing sums in Excel or creating vacuous, pretty pictures in PowerPoint (or OpenOffice equivalents).
It's my believe (Mr Opinionated) that Microsoft is feature enhancing Windows and Office out of a market where a basic level of functionality will suffice, hence, the Munich and Bergen deals. But they represent small beer (Munich, beer, ha-ha) in the big picture..
Believe me, I dislike the Microsoft attitude and mediocrity of product as much, if not more, than most but Linux in the real Vaio multimedia space is still very much of a "some assembly required" game.
I don't believe that Sony have a coherent strategy about Windows and Win32 applications on Vaio so I don't expect them to deliver on Linux.
As I tried to allude on my "Vaio vs iMac" post last night the value of a PC isn't in the hardware, it isn't in the Operating System it's running, it's in the application software that you can actually do something with.
Linux is getting some attention in the business IT space by taking licences away from Microsoft but, hey, I'd like to think that someone buying a Vaio has more on their mind than writing a Word doc, doing sums in Excel or creating vacuous, pretty pictures in PowerPoint (or OpenOffice equivalents).
It's my believe (Mr Opinionated) that Microsoft is feature enhancing Windows and Office out of a market where a basic level of functionality will suffice, hence, the Munich and Bergen deals. But they represent small beer (Munich, beer, ha-ha) in the big picture..
Believe me, I dislike the Microsoft attitude and mediocrity of product as much, if not more, than most but Linux in the real Vaio multimedia space is still very much of a "some assembly required" game.
Thanks for the info buddy