Re: INSTALLING LINUX ON AN OLD COMPUTER

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It depends on things you haven't told us. What cpu? How much RAM? How much hd space?


Michael Weaver writes:
> From: "Michael Weaver" <drwho1@btinternet.com>
> 
> Hi!
> I was thinking of buying a new computer for Linux but dad spoke to someone
> when he was at work who uses Linux and he suggested I install Linux on an
> older model rather than buy a brand new system.
> However the system I could install it on doesn't have a CDWriter unless I
> can use it on the older machine.
> Could anyone possibly give me any suggestions?
> The older system isn't forced to work but it depends on the hardware on it.
> 
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