On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, Alexander H.M. Ruoff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> hope that this forum is the right place to ask this question...
>
> I got introduced to Linux a couple of months ago thanks to Knoppix. I
> tested Linux on my K6-200 with 96 MB and my Laptop PIII with 64 MB.
> Except for the slow speed, both systems worked fine.
>
> I upgraded my Laptop before installing Fedora but now I think of
> installing a low spec version of fedora or mandrake on the K6 with KDE,
> just for surfing and maybe as a basic server to start getting into
> networking. KDE runs with Knoppix so I assume that a basic KDE
> environment should work fine at a decent speed.
It sounds like a bit of overkill to install a huge environment like KDE,
just for browsing. You could also try not installing any Desktop
Environment at all, and only install Mozilla. Then you can open Mozilla
and one terminal-window, use Mozilla to read Howto's and use the terminal
window to experiment with whatever the how-to is about.
Cheers!
Dik
> Does anyone tried something like that and has some advice?
>
> Thx
> Alex
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