Am Mi, Feb 23, 2005 at 07:46:30 +0000 schrieb Andy Allen:
> sorry, but I'm pretty confused! Do I need to use Wine version 20041019 as it
> recommends on your website, or should I go for a more up-to-date
use 20041019
> version? I take your point about my distribution (RH9), but I only just
> bought it! I'll upgrade it reasonably soon, though, I expect. I'll
You *bought* a more than two years old distribution? The one who sold
you that is a cheater. Anyway, Wine and WineTools work good with RH9
also ;-)
> certainly upgrade/reinstall my Wine and Winetools, but do I use the 386
> or 686 version? I have a Pentium II processor (266 MHz), so I assume
> that requires the 686 version?
Take the i386 one. Your processor seems to be outdated, too. Perhaps you
should stay with RH9 in that case. I am not sure whether Fedora Core 2
or 3 will work with reasonable speed with such a slow machine. You
should also consider not using KDE or Gnome on such a machine. Use
Fluxbox or something else with a small footprint. And don't expect too
much from Wine and Windows programs on your system. It will be slow.
Regards
Joachim
--
"Never touch a running system! Never run a touching system?
Never run a touchy system!!!"
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