GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Dell Latitude CPiD300XT (Inka)

Inka is a laptop used essentially as a stand-alone machine with modem connectivity. A docking station provided a 19inch monitor and external keyboard and mouse. Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 was installed from floppies, 15 March 1999. It was upgraded to unstable sometime later.

Subsections

• Inka Specifications
• Inka Install Log
• ALSA Sound Configuration
• XF86 Configuration