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Diet Chromium OS

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Category : General, Linux

Google Chrome OS requires a 4GB USB stick. If you need a smaller version, check out Diet Chromium OS which need only 1GB. From the Yahoo article:

Many of the builds thus far have been targeted at specific hardware configurations, such as one made available by a Dell employee designed for the Dell’s Mini 10V netbook.

The Diet Chromium build has a smaller footprint, but promises wider hardware support. Diet Chromium comes courtesy of a UK student and programmer known as Hexxeh. Hexxeh explains that he constructed the build in order to “fill a gap that hadn’t been filled.” His Web site offers instructions on how to install the lighter Chromium build on Windows, Mac and Linux machines.

Ian Paul will show you how to install a more standard build of Chrome OS right now.

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Dell Inspiron 537s Slim Desktop

Category : General, Linux

dell-inspiron-537sIntroducing the Dell Insprion 537s Slim Desktop. Powered by Intel Pentium Dual Core E5300 with 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 320GB hard drive, a 16X DVD+/-RW Drive, an Integrated Intel® GMA x4500 Graphics card and an Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio. The case is available in 8 different colors in a Slim-Tower Black Bezel design.  The OS is of course Ubuntu 9.04 for $419.

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Dell Mini 10v Moblin OS

Category : General, Linux

Dell’s first Moblin OS based netbook is the Mini 10v which sells for $299. It’s based on Moblin 2.0 interface and Ubuntu 9.04 running in the background. It has been coined as Ubuntu Moblin Remix or UMR. It runs on an 1.6GHz Atom N70 processor with 1GB RAM and 160GB hard drive. Check Dell’s website.

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Dell XPS 13

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Category : Linux

Dell is now offering Ubuntu and Vista on the XPS 13 for roughly $1000. The good news is that Ubuntu Linux is now an option. The bad news is the hardware upgrade options for Ubuntu seems to be on the short end of the stick.

The standard Dell XPS 13 comes with 2.4 GHz Intel Core Duo processor. Vista buyers can upgrade to 2.53 GHz and 2.6 GHz processors, while Ubuntu buyers can only upgrade to a 2.53 GHz processor.

In terms of RAM memory, Ubuntu buyers can only go up to 4GB, while Vista users can upgrade their systems to either 6GB or 8GB. The same goes for batteries. Ubuntu users don’t have upgrade options to purchase 9-cell batteries. Finally, there is no mobile broadband option for Ubuntu.

This doesn’t seem fair for Ubuntu users, but then again you might not need the extra bells and whistles if Ubuntu runs quite well on lower hardware requirements. The XPS 13 comes with Ubuntu 8.10 or 7.04 with 1 year of Basic Support.

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Dell Mini 10 with Ubuntu

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Category : General, Linux

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The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 now comes with Ubuntu as an alternative to the standard Windows XP. The difference in price is about $90. Ubuntu is priced at $360, while Windows XP is $460.

The high end Mini 10 comes preconfigured with an Atom Z530 processor, 10.1 inch LCD display, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, 1.3 mp webcam and a 6 cell battery. The standard color is Osidian Black. Additional colors are available for an additional $40-60.

The Mini 10 comes with Ubuntu 8.04 LTS or long term support. Ubuntu’s latest release is version 9.04, codename Jaunty Jackalope.

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