erje? — 30 October 2009, 22:23
I am Debian user implementing switch to gNS. I would also like to get new hardware more amenable to free software, and I prefer to purchase Lemote's Yeelong...though I plan to move to a custom desktop system if the Yeelong's capabilities aren't sufficient. My personal computing tasks are limited to
1) Emacs text editing and e-mail
2) texlive
3) text-based web browsing (arxiv.org, wikipedia, some basic math/physics journals)
4) ps/pdf viewing
5) compiling and executing light fortran code
6) gnuplot
Can any Yeelong owner's rate the performance of the machine vis-a-vis criteria 1-6?
Also, are there any reports of working external keyboards?
I can see videos on the Yeeloong with 1 MB RAM. For requirements it should be more than enough. It can even be optimized with an optimized kernel or even changing the desktop environment or even adding RAM.
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