> I have an old Fujitsu laptop (350Mhz, 2G HD); everything works. But it
> uses Win98, and they
> "say" it can't be updated at all. Suppose I installed Ubuntu, which at
> least might give it a few more
> quality years. Anybody done that?

I have a Toshiba 430CDT with 2gb drive and 16MB RAM. Laptop doesn't
need an adapter as it takes 110-220v directly and it certified for
windows 95. I tried installing linux on it but it just doesn't install
as the installer needs more memory than available  :-)

I installed windows 98 on it and it is running happily since then. I
use that laptop to console into switches, servers etc. Runs Teraterm
perfectly. Solitare also works ;-)

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