While you might have experienced glitches on other laptops running the Linux operating system, this one passes the examination with flying colors. However if you just have to have your Windows operating system, HP does let this as an alternative for its nx5000.
This new HP laptops is a standard sized computer weighing in at just about six pounds. Several of the features that can be organized include your option of a Celeron up to a 2 GHz Pentium M processor, Wi-Fi access, and Bluetooth technology, a hard drive from 30 to 60 MB, up to 2 GB of memory, DVD ROM / CD RW drive, and more. You may as well select a DVD burner, a more powerful battery as well as a SXGA+ screen.
This new HP laptops comes with Novell's SUSE Linux 9.1 installed. However one of the major achievements is how well the operating system is included with other components on this HP laptop.
Other users who have installed Linux operating systems on their computer have reported troubles with wireless connectivity or other issues. This is not so with this new HP laptops. Everything looks to work totally right out of the box.
The desktop environment that is incorporated is the KDE 3.2, which is pretty attractive, efficient, as well as user friendly. This new HP laptops also comes with the Open Office suite of software, which is comparable to Microsoft Office. One of the best things about Open Office software is that it is completely compatible with the Microsoft Office suite as well as will keep your documents in the same formats.
Hewlett Packard has even incorporated software for watching movies also, LinDVD, hence you do not have to be anxious about purchasing extra software. It also comes with Real Audio Player previously installed.
HP has done a brilliant job integrating the Linux operating system into its new HP laptops. And if you have been longing for a complete featured system those competitors Windows, then you just may have found it.
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