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Linux Netbooks: They're Still Out There 
O'Reilly Media | Fri, Oct 23
Back in February I wrote about how Linux had gone mainstream as netbooks became ubiquitous. When my Sylvania netbook died last month and the manufacturer took their sweet time responding to me I was offered a refund by the dealer. Suddenly I was surveying the market again for a good buy on a ne...
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