The Dell Inspiron 1526 was too inexpensive for the power to pass up.. but I did not want to run Windows on it, and I didn't want to run Ubuntu (nothing against it, just not my cup of tea). I also didn't want to force my favorite linux (Slackware) to work on it, since this was to be used for everyday work.
PCLinuxOS seemed to offer exactly what I wanted.
I installed it and it just worked. That is, except the wireless. If there was anything that I would have be an issue, it is the wireless - since there are so many ways to hack that to work.
Step-by-Step (as root, to avoid having to sudo every time):
1) echo -e 'blacklist bcm43xx\nblacklist wl' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
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