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I'm thinking of buying a laptop before I go off to college and was wondering
which laptops have good FreeBSD support.  I'm going to require PCMCIA
ethernet/modem support and X support at least.  Also, what functions (APM,
etc.?) does FreeBSD support/not support compared to other unix's such as
Linux?

Thanks,

Leonard

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