bdbdbd on 27 January 2009
If you decide to buy a standard laptop and put Linux in it, problems you most likely meet are GPU drivers and WLAN drivers. Everything else should work just fine.
Openoffice works like MS Office, atleast from what i've used both. Powerpoint may be the most trickiest to get to work properly (atleast it was three years ago, the last time i opened powerpoint file). Adobe Reader is available for PDF (openoffice doesn't yet support the latest PDF), but it has to be downloaded from Adobe site.
Anyway, if you get a laptop/netbook with pre-installed Linux, you should be able to get everything working very easilly.
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