Re: Choosing a version of Debian for Toshiba Libretto 70CT

I have owned a libretty 50ct - what you need is to have the base files on a seperate partition (such as your windows partition) and then you need everything to happen within a single disk. At 'some point' linux stops talking to the floppy disk through the bios and takes over with its own driv

Re: X and 8 mb

I currently use blackbox, and previously have used windowmaker - I'm not entirely sure which one will perform best on a low end system, but both should be quite adequate. blackbox and windowmaker are both pretty featureful while still being quite speedy and minimalist. On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 [EMAIL

Re: Choosing a version of Debian for Toshiba Libretto 70CT

I have owned a libretty 50ct - what you need is to have the base files on a seperate partition (such as your windows partition) and then you need everything to happen within a single disk. At 'some point' linux stops talking to the floppy disk through the bios and takes over with its own drive

Re: X and 8 mb

I currently use blackbox, and previously have used windowmaker - I'm not entirely sure which one will perform best on a low end system, but both should be quite adequate. blackbox and windowmaker are both pretty featureful while still being quite speedy and minimalist. On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 [EMAIL