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For the guy with 486 question try libranet 2.7 or 2.81 if u can find these iso..
i found 2.7 to be friendliest to old hardware
http://iso.linuxquestions.org/libranet/libranet-2.8.1-trial-version/
http://www.frozentech.com/content/livecd.php
you might also like to see Fluxbuntu as well. It's lightweight and really nice. And it comes with the right packaging/repository system
DSL uses a 2.4 kernel. I'd bet that Xubuntu was pretty good on such a
system, barring the question of it having a 2.6 kernel. But then again,
Fluxbuntu would have the same kernel ...
Pentium MMX laptop (233MHz, 64MB Ram) and have been running DSL on it for a while. Works great.
I'm also planning on trying Fluxbuntu (Ubuntu with the lighter Fluxbox desktop environemnt), TinyMe (a lighter version of PCLinuxOS) and a minimal install of Ubuntu (or Debian). Puppy would be my other choice.
For the guy with 486 question try libranet 2.7 or 2.81 if u can find these iso..
i found 2.7 to be friendliest to old hardware
http://iso.linuxquestions.org/libranet/libranet-2.8.1-trial-version/
http://www.frozentech.com/content/livecd.php
you might also like to see Fluxbuntu as well. It's lightweight and really nice. And it comes with the right packaging/repository system
DSL uses a 2.4 kernel. I'd bet that Xubuntu was pretty good on such a
system, barring the question of it having a 2.6 kernel. But then again,
Fluxbuntu would have the same kernel ...
Pentium MMX laptop (233MHz, 64MB Ram) and have been running DSL on it for a while. Works great.
I'm also planning on trying Fluxbuntu (Ubuntu with the lighter Fluxbox desktop environemnt), TinyMe (a lighter version of PCLinuxOS) and a minimal install of Ubuntu (or Debian). Puppy would be my other choice.
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