Mike Eriksen wrote: >> Graphics or X11? I'd be surprised about GUI stuff. Sure, I've tried >> BasicLinux and DamnSmallLinux, even briefly TinyCore, but they all >> seem to be too minimal or have other issues. I'm not saying it can't >> be done, but, 99% of the time, it never worked right for me. > > Oh yes X11. Not the newest version (only x.org 6.9.0) so it won't > support the newest cards 3D capabilities. But it is important to > realize it's a thin client so it does exactly the same as DOS itself: > not very much and certainly not gcc. But you get X11, mouse, menus > (window manager), networking (including samba and NFS), sound and an > image will be below 10 MB if you are careful. > > For most users around here a thin client isn't of much use. I just > wanted to point out that a Linux system easily runs on 32 MB RAM if > you know what you are doing (sorry).
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