netbook

Install your favorite Netbook OS, install the userspace fan-control daemon, and enjoy quiet fans from your server.

Try using a netbook standing up on the metro on your way to/from work.

I use it to load up huge static html pages, they just kill Firefox or Chromium on my netbook.

For that price (or a bit more), I can get a netbook that actually acts like computer.

Browse them on a phone or netbook and it all adds up.

I have a netbook with my full dev environment and 15 hours worth of battery life.

It's not a cheap netbook with a small screen and a small keyboard, and it's not an expensive tablet PC with PC laptop innards - it's a cheap netbook innards/tablet PC form factor/touch screen browsing device.

My netbook will do the web and lots of other things.

Same for Chrome on Android and on an old-ish netbook.

I'm typing this on an (unliberated) X60 which I use as a sort of netbook and which steadfastly refuses to go wrong!

Bit unrelated, but this website crashes Chrome on my Android phone, crashes the WebView inside my HN reader app, and brings my aged netbook to its knees.

I'd love to see someone hit the market with a working Linux-ready netbook.

That might change if they ever start "owning" a consumer, like say with a Chrome-powered netbook.

The shell from Plasma Active did eventually see use in its adoption as the "netbook" interface found in Plasma 4 near the end of its lifecycle.

"Just enough" isn't a MacBook Pro or even an Air, it's a 3-4 year old machine you pick up for $150 on eBay or maybe that $200 netbook you picked up on a sale at your local supermarket.

This is exactly what I need for my Netbook.