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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

For Germany:

http://www.linux-onlineshop.de/index.php

https://logistik.easy-asset.de/afbshop/

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  • Kuno
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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

hochrappenkopf wrote:

For Germany:
http://www.linux-onlineshop.de/index.php

Sorry, but if i look at the price tags, i think, that's definitely to expensive. They even charge you 11,90 Euros for a linux-preinstall... I'd rather go to my local cheapo-dealer and build a rig from scratch. At (in Germany) KCN, a prebuilt nonOS-rig costs me a bit more than half the price than above shop wants: http://kcn-computer.de/.

hochrappenkopf wrote:

https://logistik.easy-asset.de/afbshop/

Very pricey, but looks like used stuff. If there was a warranty on the thinkpads batteries...  roll

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

Kuno wrote:

At (in Germany) KCN, a prebuilt nonOS-rig costs me a bit more than half the price than above shop wants: http://kcn-computer.de/.

Danke für den Hinweis. KCN ist in der Tat sehr günstig - die Firma kannte ich bis jetzt nicht. Der Barebone "Home Entry Athlon X2 7850+" ist für 189,- € ja auch wirklich ein echtes Schnäppchen.

Die Geräte des AfB-Shops sind Gebrauchtgeräte mit 1 Jahr Garantie. Die Akkus von Notebooks sind natürlich von der Garantie ausgenommen.

DE - EN:

Thanks for your hint, KCN is really cheap - new for me. The barebone "Home Entry Athlon X2 7850+" is really cheap for about 189.- € (300.- $).

The stuff from AfB-Shop (in Germany) is used stuff with 1 year of service. The Batteriepacks of notebooks are not included in the latter service.

Translated: 01. March 2011

Last edited by hochrappenkopf (2011-03-01 10:23:53)

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

hochrappenkopf wrote:

Danke für den Hinweis. KCN ist in der Tat sehr günstig - die Firma kannte ich bis jetzt nicht. Der Barebone "Home Entry Athlon X2 7850+" ist für 189,- € ja auch wirklich ein echtes Schnäppchen.

Bei uns in der Stadt gibt's eine Ladenfiliale - ich fahre jetzt seit Jahren gut mit dem dort gekauften Zeugs -sowohl privat als auch für die Firma. Zum Thema Service gibt's im Netz allerdings sehr unterschiedliche Meinungen...

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

if you don't mind a german keyboard-layout smile there's quite some variety of notebooks:
http://www.notebooksbilliger.de/advance … order=desc

EDIT: well, this was about computers right? desktops, not notebooks? well ignore this post then, thanks smile

Last edited by beadmaze (2011-02-28 20:29:48)

Pancakes
1 cup all-purpose flour, 2 eggs, 1 cup of  milk, 3 tbs water, 1-2 tsp of vanilla extract, 1/2 cup of sugar, 1/2 apple, few grains of salt
Preheat your pan or griddle to about medium heat. Slowly combine the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, work in sliced apple. Each pancake should take about a minute or so on each side. Serve with plum jam, maple syrup, or powdered sugar

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

An amazing list...
http://www.debian.org/distrib/pre-installed

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

@Kuno & hochrappenkopf: If you feel like having a private conversation, why don't you try the PM feature? ;-)

However, I once ordered from kcn and everything went fine. Might be a good start.

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

hhh wrote:

An amazing list...
http://www.debian.org/distrib/pre-installed

Great URL! Thanks. smile smile smile

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

Awebb wrote:

@Kuno & hochrappenkopf: If you feel like having a private conversation, why don't you try the PM feature? ;-)

Well, thanks for your comment - in the future I'll stay at english conversation.

My targeted German post is now translated in English language.

Regards smile

Last edited by hochrappenkopf (2011-03-01 10:26:36)

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Re: Best Place to Buy Linux / No OS Computers?

For anyone in the central United States, there's a non-profit outfit in St. Louis that I occasionally volunteer at called ByteWorks (information about ByteWorks can be found at http://stlbyteworks.org/about/).  I bought my current computer from there in November of 2008, and it originally had Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) on it (naturally, I now have Crunchbang Statler Xfce edition on there).

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Just who is General Failure and what's he doing reading my hard drive?