Intel Atom N270 EEEPC .. which version of linux should I install?

So I bought my eeepc he http://www.netbookhub.com/servlet/th...sh-250G/Detail
and I think (?) that its a EPC1005HA Model (correct me if I'm wrong?)

Anyways I'm wondering whether the prescence of an Intel Atom processor
precludes the installation of any linux operating systems? I've heard
Ubuntu netbook remix is good but it seems a little simplistic... I
liked OpenSUSE 11.0 on my laptop, Is there any way to install this on
my eeepc netbook?

iheartmyeeepcnetbook wrote:
So I bought my eeepc he http://www.netbookhub.com/servlet/th...sh-250G/Detail
and I think (?) that its a EPC1005HA Model (correct me if I'm wrong?)

Anyways I'm wondering whether the prescence of an Intel Atom processor
precludes the installation of any linux operating systems? I've heard
Ubuntu netbook remix is good but it seems a little simplistic... I
liked OpenSUSE 11.0 on my laptop, Is there any way to install this on
my eeepc netbook?

Are you kidding? Linux was the first thing that was installed on the
netbooks. It's Windows that you'd be hard-pressed to get running on an
Atom-based netbook.

Yousuf Khan

iheartmyeeepcnetbook wrote:
So I bought my eeepc he http://www.netbookhub.com/servlet/th...sh-250G/Detail
and I think (?) that its a EPC1005HA Model (correct me if I'm wrong?)

Anyways I'm wondering whether the prescence of an Intel Atom processor
precludes the installation of any linux operating systems? I've heard
Ubuntu netbook remix is good but it seems a little simplistic... I
liked OpenSUSE 11.0 on my laptop, Is there any way to install this on
my eeepc netbook?

Intel has their own version, Moblix, just for notebooks. Ubuntu has a netbook
spin, it may be a trifle limited for some users, there's a netbook spin of
Fedora, based on a sample size of one install it seemed to work pretty well on
an old Acer with slow Celeron but great display.

Sorry, two Fedora spines, eedora and feedora, no not the same thing and a typo,
I saw the feedora and it's not the same thing, was being used at a meeting but I
didn't get to ask many questions.