GNU / Linux for your laptop
As usual, I find super useful
an article in the blog of fellow
José Ramírez Vega Thursday, May 15, 2008
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, which maintains an index of sites for drivers, manuals and other for huge quantities of laptops that use GNU / Linux. This site
found what I needed to put my jar with 100% Ubuntu . If any of you have an HP Pavilion dv6000
may find everything you need fixed HERE. So what works for me and I needed: the web clique, the wireless network, control remote and card reader. Further comment on each of these facilities. If anyone has any experience with a laptop and any distro, can trace their comments in the section collaborations.
I have registered for the forum and it now bears the logo of Member of Linux On Laptops in my blog. Incidentally, I liked the legend about the Pavilion site
:
"Nobody is born learned in Linux" may find everything you need fixed HERE. So what works for me and I needed: the web clique, the wireless network, control remote and card reader. Further comment on each of these facilities. If anyone has any experience with a laptop and any distro, can trace their comments in the section collaborations.
I have registered for the forum and it now bears the logo of Member of Linux On Laptops in my blog. Incidentally, I liked the legend about the Pavilion site
:
. I agree, the important thing is to learn. 
With Linux on Laptops 
, and again José Ramírez Vega .
Sunday, May 11, 2008
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When an engineer becomes a seamstress ... Virtualbox
Hello! I present today a thing in terms of content has little to do with this blog, but the concept seems pretty interesting.
When an engineer chooses, in his spare time, to project their creativity in crafts, you can not leave anything but a job well done and above all, fun and beautiful. Well this is what happens to the engineer who in his spare time becomes a seamstress (hehehe). Thus dded The blog "Engineering Seamstress (ingenieracosturera.es) ", in which the author describes her crafts, paintings, puppets and other artistic creations. (It was time Marta!)
I hope you enjoy!
More info:
http://ingenieracosturera.es 
Hello! I present today a thing in terms of content has little to do with this blog, but the concept seems pretty interesting.
When an engineer chooses, in his spare time, to project their creativity in crafts, you can not leave anything but a job well done and above all, fun and beautiful. Well this is what happens to the engineer who in his spare time becomes a seamstress (hehehe). Thus dded The blog "Engineering Seamstress (ingenieracosturera.es) ", in which the author describes her crafts, paintings, puppets and other artistic creations. (It was time Marta!)
I hope you enjoy!
More info:
http://ingenieracosturera.es
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