Of course, you could bung Ubuntu Linux on it and never have to worry. I use it on my NC10 and it's top notch.
Everything works, no need to struggle with drivers, even my T-Mobile dongle works flawlessly.
Avast! End of thread.Of course, you could bung Ubuntu Linux on it and never have to worry. I use it on my NC10 and it's top notch.Everything works, no need to struggle with drivers, even my T-Mobile dongle works flawlessly.
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u can't understand how this free one can be as good as a paying version and all the paying ones still sell products?
anyway, there are plenty of cheap ones out there now, £20 a year etc.
u can't understand how this free one can be as good as a paying version and all the paying ones still sell products?anyway, there are plenty of cheap ones out there now, £20 a year etc.
What you tend to get with the paid for versions is technical assistance and maybe documentation/installation discs.
Alos, don't forget that the free versions are normally for home users. For business/corporate use you should be paying.
The free ones are quite excellent.What you tend to get with the paid for versions is technical assistance and maybe documentation/installation discs.Alos, don't forget that the free versions are normally for home users. For business/corporate use you