(I am using daily digests since this is a high-volume list) Thanks for your responses.
Yes the idea is to install a SATA to CF converter as a cheap SSD, possibly i'll opt for SSD, but this is just an interesting route I wanted to take. Boot speed I dont care about a lot, and I thought it would be interesting to turn the MacBook Air into a small embedded device. Its minimal enough for my needs as it is. On the issue of how big the disk should be. I use some eye-candy (svg-icons), and stick to gcc/Python and vi. No Java, no IDEs. Occasionally I use inkscape and Gimp. Am I correct in assuming that 4GB would be proper for the install of FC10 + dev tools, and another 4GB as playing space would be enough? As for the memory mounted swap. Until now, I assumed that the kernel doesnt function properly without some swap mounted somewhere. So, on a 2GB machine I thought I could allocate 256MB just to keep the kernel satisfied. Did this change in recent years? If not, it should serve as a development machine, I will sacrifice memory for stability here. Which begs another question: if I install a life CD to HD, is that an installation of a Life CD (with some of memory mapped disks), or an installation of FC proper with a normal layout. Otherwise I'll try the route of going with a CF (cheap SSD) and just run an install of Fedora Life on it. Is this an option? Thanks again.
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