Thanks for the feedback. For context, my home machine is a PII/128MB. Some questions:
> But, regarding Fedora, please do keep in mind that their installer > (anaconda) is a monster (i guess that's why the name ;-), especially > when used in graphical mode (I think the minimal requirement is 128 MB). This will not be an issue once installation is complete, right? > And the recommended RAM requirement for GNOME 2.6 is also 128 MB. I don't actually run the Gnome desktop (I use Fvwm), but some of the applications I use are probably Gnome-based. Does the recommendation hold for this scenario also? > I have tried most of the distros available so far, but found Debian > to be the most comfortable to use. Recently, have shifted from Woody > to Knoppix 3.3, also Debian based. In your experience, how easy was it to *install* Woody/Sid? In particular, was the hardware auto-detection good? After that, I suppose it's a question of getting used to apt-get instead of rpm, and perhaps a few changed file locations? Mandar. -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the body "unsubscribe ilug-cal" and an empty subject line. FAQ: http://www.ilug-cal.org/node.php?id=3
