Dream Linux 3.5 - Results and Summary
I've had a few days now to try out Dream Linux on all of my laptops, and the results are interesting, if mixed:
- HP 2133 Mini-Note, WXGA (1280x768) Display: This is still the best of the bunch with Dream Linux. It installed smoothly, got the display resolution exactly right on both the LiveCD and after installation, and although it was using the vesa driver rather than the openchrome driver, everything was working ok. I was not able to compile the latest openchrome SVN snapshot, but I was able to copy the driver over from Mandriva 2009.0, and it then worked just fine. The Broadcom Wired Gigabit network and Broadcom 4112 WiFi network both came up just fine.
- HP 2133 Mini-Note, WSVGA (1024x600) Display:
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