My Acer Aspire Timelinex AS4830TG-6450 kubuntu 11.10 install instructions
The synopsis from my detailed blog post on how I got this machine working - and working really well:
The info below should tell you most of what you need to get kubuntu 11.10 working on the Acer Aspire Timelinex AS4830-tg 6450, which currently has an MSRP of $729 USD but can be found cheaper through some retailers. It’s working great! I don’t see why they wouldn’t work for a normal ubuntu 11.10 install. These instructions should be valid for similarly kitted Acer Timelinex laptops, like the AS3830TG-6424, the AS5830TG-6402 and other models with optimus switchable graphics.
I love this laptop - it's light for its size, kubuntu is working great and it lasts FOREVER on battery power. The pros FAR outweigh the cons.
Re: My Acer Aspire Timelinex AS4830TG-6450 kubuntu 11.10 install instructions
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djcp
The synopsis from
my detailed blog post on how I got this machine working - and working really well:
The info below should tell you most of what you need to get kubuntu 11.10 working on the Acer Aspire Timelinex AS4830-tg 6450, which currently has an MSRP of $729 USD but can be found cheaper through some retailers. It’s working great! I don’t see why they wouldn’t work for a normal ubuntu 11.10 install. These instructions should be valid for similarly kitted Acer Timelinex laptops, like the AS3830TG-6424, the AS5830TG-6402 and other models with optimus switchable graphics.
I love this laptop - it's light for its size, kubuntu is working great and it lasts FOREVER on battery power. The pros FAR outweigh the cons.
Your correct about that. Seems that the mic has some problems... Not sure now... Damn, I thought I found the perfect successor to my macbook...
Re: My Acer Aspire Timelinex AS4830TG-6450 kubuntu 11.10 install instructions
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clooner
Your correct about that. Seems that the mic has some problems... Not sure now... Damn, I thought I found the perfect successor to my macbook...
The mic issue is not related to djcp's fixes. A possible solution here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1579600