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Obligatory Eee Pc Post

Everybody who gets an Eee PC has to write about it—it’s required. I don’t really have much to add to the raft of reviews, except for one small point.

I found myself wanting to print something and, based on my last experience, prepared for the ordeal of setting up a printer. I about fell out of the chair when I opened the Printer configuration and found that the Eee had already found the CUPS printer on my network and added it. Hit print and it works. Nice.

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3 Comments   »

• Roti2000 says:

  20.05.08 at 03:46

  Were you able to install QGis on the eee?
• Gary Sherman says:

  20.05.08 at 20:27

  I haven’t tried, but Aaron did:
  http://www.reprojected.com/geoblog/2008/01/06/qgis-on-the-eee/
• Roti2000 says:

  21.05.08 at 06:42

  Thanks Gary. Yeah, I saw that link–he apparently is using an Ubuntu variant. I’m still wrestling with the default Xandros. I may do an ubuntu install if I can’t find a working Xandros 4 repository.

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