Những điều gì cần biết khi dùng Linux trên Acer Aspire One ?

Bỏ Linux đi. Cài lại XP mà xài.

Những bước cần thiết để *tweak* Acer One: cho SSD chạy nhanh hơn, cài thêm Skype và Firefox3, cập nhật hệ thống trước khi chỉnh wireless
Acer's Aspire One is ready to go out of the box, but if you've opted for the Linux version and you're new to the OS, you may be wondering how to get started. Here are ten things to try.
Before we start, a warning. Later tips involve working with Linux configuration files, which do not take kindly to errors. Check your typing very carefully, particularly spaces and capital letters, and only proceed if you're comfortable. Back up your data, and ensure you have a recovery disk on stand-by. We've done our best to check the text below, but we won't be held responsible if your AA1 crashes and data is lost. Nothing here will damage your machine or void your warranty - at worst, you'll have to reinstall the OS using the Recovery Disc that comes with the AA1.

Please don't try this on an AA1 that has Windows XP installed.
1. Run Live Update
When you start up the AA1 for the first time, you'll be taken through a basic set-up Wizard, after which the mini laptop will restart. When it's back up and running you'll find yourself facing Acer's desktop GUI.
It's best to set up wireless networking in the Network Centre preference panel, but don't do this yet - just log in using the networking icon in the task bar. Next, click on the Preferences label then on the Live Update icon. The AA1 will present a list of updates that you should apply.

Bài có thể đọc chi tiết tại http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/09/05/ten_aspire_one_tips/