[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Suggestions to both sunshine_wonder and Matthew Guenther:
>
> I have run Debian on a Compaq Aero (ancient machine) with 16 meg Ram and
> a 500 meg hard drive and a 486sx 16MHz processor for years now.
>
> For installation my favourite option is plip + floppies. Much f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Suggestions to both sunshine_wonder and Matthew Guenther:
>
> I have run Debian on a Compaq Aero (ancient machine) with 16 meg Ram and
> a 500 meg hard drive and a 486sx 16MHz processor for years now.
>
> For installation my favourite option is plip + floppies. Much f
what tools you intend to use.
Matt
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sunshine_wonder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/18/99 04:52:00 PM
To: laptop group
cc:
Subject: another newbie
Hi. I've been reading about Linux for a while now and was thinking about
putting it on my ancient laptop. It's not my main pc, but
what tools you intend to use.
Matt
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sunshine_wonder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/18/99 04:52:00 PM
To: laptop group
cc:
Subject: another newbie
Hi. I've been reading about Linux for a while now and was thinking about
putting it on my ancient laptop. It's not my main pc, but
Quoting Blu on Mon, Oct 18, 1999 at 09:22:25PM -0300:
> sunshine_wonder wrote:
>
> >
> > It's not hard to find big chunky distributions on CD-ROM but how do I
> > shoehorn Linux on to my laptop? Is a 600 meg hard drive big enough for
> > the OS, a word processor, and a game or two? Will it run mor
Quoting Blu on Mon, Oct 18, 1999 at 09:22:25PM -0300:
> sunshine_wonder wrote:
>
> >
> > It's not hard to find big chunky distributions on CD-ROM but how do I
> > shoehorn Linux on to my laptop? Is a 600 meg hard drive big enough for
> > the OS, a word processor, and a game or two? Will it run mor
sunshine_wonder wrote:
>
> It's not hard to find big chunky distributions on CD-ROM but how do I
> shoehorn Linux on to my laptop? Is a 600 meg hard drive big enough for
> the OS, a word processor, and a game or two? Will it run more slowly
> with Linux than it does with Dos 6.22? Is there some ki
sunshine_wonder wrote:
>
> It's not hard to find big chunky distributions on CD-ROM but how do I
> shoehorn Linux on to my laptop? Is a 600 meg hard drive big enough for
> the OS, a word processor, and a game or two? Will it run more slowly
> with Linux than it does with Dos 6.22? Is there some ki
Hi. I've been reading about Linux for a while now and was thinking about
putting it on my ancient laptop. It's not my main pc, but it's a good
traveler and I'd like to get a few more miles out of it. It's a Compaq
Lite Lte 20, a 386sx 20mhz with 10 megs of ram, and a 600 meg hard
drive. I'm runnin
Hi. I've been reading about Linux for a while now and was thinking about
putting it on my ancient laptop. It's not my main pc, but it's a good
traveler and I'd like to get a few more miles out of it. It's a Compaq
Lite Lte 20, a 386sx 20mhz with 10 megs of ram, and a 600 meg hard
drive. I'm runnin
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