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XWRed1 Senior Member Joined Oct 31, 2001 Mar 26, 2002 #2 Slackware? Debian? Gentoo? There's quite a few that could be molded to a limited machine like that.... just don't expect it to be glitzy.
Slackware? Debian? Gentoo? There's quite a few that could be molded to a limited machine like that.... just don't expect it to be glitzy.
foshdawg Registered Joined Mar 27, 2002 Location ALABAMA YO! Mar 27, 2002 #3 slack (and zipslack) runs great on machines with low cpu power and ram. also check out turbolinux.
David Forums Super Moderator Joined Feb 20, 2001 Mar 28, 2002 #4 I tried turbolinux 6 on a P120/16Megs RAM. Unbearably slow in KDE, but Ok at the command line. A GUI will be difficult to get running decently, but you can but try
I tried turbolinux 6 on a P120/16Megs RAM. Unbearably slow in KDE, but Ok at the command line. A GUI will be difficult to get running decently, but you can but try