On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, Gustav Schaffter wrote:
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->I'm aware that many people run Linux on 'old' hardware. I fully
->respect this need, which is somewhat proven by the fact that I intend
->to install RH6.1 on a few 486's laying around (when I find the time
->for it) and I agree that there should be a 386 compatible distro
->available. Still, nobody(?) *buys* a 386 or 486 system today.
*** The point is not that people buy 386 or 486 systems today - although I
bought a A5 486DX-66 Fujitsu portable recently - the point is, that people
do install Linux on older equipment. I allready run the Mandrake 6 distrib
and I'm glad Red Hat allows me to install the latest kernel and updates on
my Fujitsu; which Mandrake doesn't.
Cheers!
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