Msi U100 Linux Driver For Mac

I have a rebranded MSI Wind (Proline U100) and am looking for a linux distro which is REALLY simple and FAST and EASY PEASY to use. It needs to email EASILY, browse the web EASILY, and 'JUST WORK '. The 1.0G BIOS from MSI. A Windows XP or Linux system to run 'unetbootin' on. 'unetbootin' This link has the downloads for Windows, MAC OS X and Linux. Set these things to download, and go grab a cup of coffee. Or a Red Bull. But, don't drink 4 of those. Take your girlfriend out to dinner.

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Msi U100 Linux Driver For Mac Free

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Msi U100 Linux Driver For Mac Download

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Linux on an MSI U100 Netbook, Atom CPU, 160GB HDD 130GB available I'm wondering what Linux Dist is currently preferred on this Netbook. In the past I believe it was Ubuntu, now Mint looks interesting. I'm mainly a MacOS X user, so prefer a similar user interface. Currently WindowsXP Pro is installed, I'd like to keep it and add a Linux on a second bootable partition.

I'd like to first install the Linux and my Apps to a USB drive, then after testing it I'd partition the HDD and copy Linux to the additional partition. TIA for any suggestions. The first limiting thing here are your rather sedate CPU, which will not really support a demanding user interface. Mint would be OK, but Ubuntu would probably be sluggish. The second thing is your memory. The MSI site says that computer is available with 512 MB or 1 GB, expandable to 2 GB.

If you have 1 GB, Mint will be fine. It would run in 512 MB, but it would be a tight fit and AntiX MX (rather than the ordinary AntiX) would be a good choice. As for looking like the Mac, Linux desktops can be configured and extra bits added, so I anything is possible. Move the panel, add a pager to it, change the theme and icons. That should help.

For installation, you'll need three partitions: root (for the OS and programs), home (for your own files - Mint will let you encrypt this during installation), and swap (for hibernation or if memory runs out). All can be logical partitions within one extended primary partition: Linux doesn't require booting from a primary partition, unlike Windows.

See this for the details. Yes my MSI U100 has 2GB of ram and 160GB HDD. The CPU is an Atom 1.6 Yes it's not swift; WinXP Pro is just so so on it, but I'm not using it for any heavy work. System functions are a similar speed as on my yr2000 Mac G3/500 640MB Pismo, running MacOS X 10.4 Tiger. It's a casual use and travel computer, which I want to move off WinXP for security reasons.

Msi U100 Specs

It would be nice to be a bit speedier with Linux! The U100 does have faster USB and WiFi than the 2x the weight Pismo I previously used for travel.