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Subject: Re: Older Hardware Still Works
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rbowman wrote:

> Peter 'Shaggy' Haywood wrote:
> 
>>    Anyhow, the point is that EEEPCs are still perfectly good Linux
>> laptops, even if their screens, keyboards and touchpads are quite
>> teensy.
> 
> That was my major problem. 

I had a Dell Mini10, it worked well enough, until apps started using 
dialog boxes larger than the entire screen ...