Ansunamu
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Since there are so many people want to install CAD tools on their Laptop and most of them donot know how to do that . Let me tell you about my experience
1. You need to find a Notebook with a Good VGA card which is comptable with you Linux kernel and XFree86 . I recommend IBM R50 or R51 which have Radeon 9000 or Radeon 7200 VGA card . If you want to buy another fancy one , i recommend you think twice before you buy it because it may cause lots of trouble unless you think you have that kind of ability to handle it . You may also consider about Toshiba's highend line laptop . The most important thing to keep in mind is to choice the VGA chip in the laptop
2. Most of EDA tools vendor said they only support Redhat Linux 7.2 . Yes , they did . I tried lot of tools on Redhat 7.X series and all of them works well , but if you use them on Redhat 9.0 , i can not guanrante about that .
Since there are so many people want to install CAD tools on their Laptop and most of them donot know how to do that . Let me tell you about my experience
1. You need to find a Notebook with a Good VGA card which is comptable with you Linux kernel and XFree86 . I recommend IBM R50 or R51 which have Radeon 9000 or Radeon 7200 VGA card . If you want to buy another fancy one , i recommend you think twice before you buy it because it may cause lots of trouble unless you think you have that kind of ability to handle it . You may also consider about Toshiba's highend line laptop . The most important thing to keep in mind is to choice the VGA chip in the laptop
2. Most of EDA tools vendor said they only support Redhat Linux 7.2 . Yes , they did . I tried lot of tools on Redhat 7.X series and all of them works well , but if you use them on Redhat 9.0 , i can not guanrante about that .