This is a _very_ green question, but I am just beginning to explore and
learn Linux. Have to admit I avoided it for years due to other
obligations but discovering Asterisk has forced my hand.
So: knowing that the X11 window GUI is a resource hog, is it
appropriate to use the GUI to install
Robert Goodyear wrote:
So: knowing that the X11 window GUI is a resource hog, is it appropriate
to use the GUI to install and configure various components, then set
RUNLEVEL to 3 once all is nicely set up and running cleanly? Would this
give the same effect as doing a minimal install or is
On May 21, 2005, at 10:29 AM, Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Robert Goodyear wrote:
So: knowing that the X11 window GUI is a resource hog, is it
appropriate to use the GUI to install and configure various
components, then set RUNLEVEL to 3 once all is nicely set up and
running cleanly? Would this
Robert Goodyear wrote:
Noted. To clarify, will dropping back to runlevel 3 still ensure a
smaller set of processes that would be as non-intrusive as if I had
installed Linux with console/command line support only or would there
still be stuff hanging around that's inextricably there because I
On May 21, 2005, at 3:46 PM, Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Robert Goodyear wrote:
Noted. To clarify, will dropping back to runlevel 3 still ensure a
smaller set of processes that would be as non-intrusive as if I had
installed Linux with console/command line support only or would there
still be
