[LRUG] Netbooks and Rails development

[Tim Cowlishaw]

Hey Anthony,

I haven't used it for any major development work, but I've got Ubuntu  
Intrepid running on an eeepc (I tried the eee-specific versions, but  
found that vanilla ubuntu worked just as well if not better) and have  
used it for a bit of hacking (mostly working through tutorials and  
following-along with the speaker at confereces) with no problem! No  
experience with fedora to compare to, I'm afriad, but i've found  
ubuntu to be a pretty good environment for ruby development.

Cheers,

Tim

On 16 Feb 2009, at 11:05, Anthony Green wrote:

>
> I bought an Acer Aspire One for travelling which I'm currently running
> Fedora 10 on. The Kuki project (Ubuntu for Acer) have just announced  
> their
> 3.0 RC1
>
> I wonder if its worth switching.
> Anyone doing Ruby development on a Netbook willing to share their
> experiences ?
>
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