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My 380ED was my last awesome thinkpad, I think I had potato on it. After that they went to "good" then "ok" then where they are now. I recall trying to compile
by isostatic 9y ago
My 380ED was my last awesome thinkpad, I think I had potato on it. After that they went to "good" then "ok" then where they are now.
I recall trying to compile a 2.4ish kernel with support for my pcmcia network card on an old 486 sx25 (dx?) laptop. Never got it to work. The desktop was fine from redhat 6 onwards (under 5.2 my sis graphics card wouldn't work in graphics mode, so no X)
- amiga-workbench 9y agoI don't suppose you saw Lenovo's announcement regarding their "retro" anniversary ThinkPad. Its going to be dire.
- Yetanfou 9y agoHm, not much wrong with the T42p I'm using right now. Superb screen with the correct (4:3, 1600x1200) geometry, good keyboard, trackpoint+trackpad, still works as a daily machine even though it is 13 years old. I'd move the Thinkpad line's demise to the point where they moved away from stolid, solid working machines to follow current styles - flat keyboards, etc.