mirchichamu wrote:Thanks a lot my friends 2hot6ft2, ixnod and moebius for your replies...now I can confidently buy an i3 or i5 laptop. I asked this question because I saw a thread in Ubuntu forum that some people have problem with these processors specially when they have on board memory.
You're welcome,
I found the thread you were looking at and posted in. It's not the processor that is the problem, it seems to be the built in graphics that come on some models. Now that some manufacturers are going to a hybrid where the graphics chip is integrated as part of the CPU (note to self read more on that...
). Here is System 76 that was mentioned by IAmWhatWasDavidBowman.
http://www.system76.com/index.php?cPath=28And I agree, getting one with ubuntu on it from the start might save you some headache, or at least give you some peace of mind knowing it will be working from the start. system76 has a good reputation.
If anyone wants to see the thread being referred to it's here
Is the i3, i5 or i7 intel processors supported by UbunutThe thread was started in Jan. 2010 so I linked to where it would apply to Lucid. It's only 4 pages long, but it is interesting.