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Old September 6th, 2004, 11:19 AM
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chipset support in linux
has anyone got any experience with which mobo has best chipset support in linux? in my experience, via chipsets have been a pain in the rear especially when compiling the kernel
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(Oo;?(VIA, that integrated chipsets? I think it's too particular even for Windows.)

I don't know whether the best do exist or not. But I believe ordinary, i.e. Asusu, Abit, any Intel or any IBM PC mostly go with Linux. Because nowadays most of Linux developer as well as users should be working with them. It can be just said that SONY VAIO, Alienware, Via, and any maniac ones should be avoided.
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(Oo;?(VIA, that integrated chipsets? I think it's too particular even for Windows.)

I don't know whether the best do exist or not. But I believe ordinary, i.e. Asusu, Abit, any Intel or any IBM PC mostly go with Linux. Because nowadays most of Linux developer as well as users should be working with them. It can be just said that SONY VAIO, Alienware, Via, and any maniac ones should be avoided.

yeah i learned the hard way with VIA - i wish it was simple like my OS X
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