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I’ve tried a few Asus Ones, and found that even switching between multiple windows could take seconds. Is there anything powerful enough in that form factor for C++ programmers to build small to moderate size projects?
I also give it a qualified yes.
What OS you use may matter a lot. I have Kubuntu on a HP 2140 netbook with only 1 gb of ram and the usual Asus N270 cpu. And it is actually rather snappy for window or desktop switches etc under KDE 4.3.
Compile-times are ok but I am spoiled by better machines at the office or even at home. But I got this for the form factor and I take it with me while commuting. I mostly edit, write docs, etc pp while I am on the train and then commit back to SVN at the other end. That works well for me, including the occassional
makeormake check.