On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 14:46, LinuxLingam wrote: > i strongly suggest that apart from a 386 in console mode, it is > important to demo a 486 or pentium with X running in ltsp. please > understand that most people would have no clue about ltsp, and they'll > walk away thinking that this is *only* meant for console based stuff. > there are very few working 386s out there, but quite a lot of 486s and > pentium I and Pentium II which people do not wish to upgrade to winxp or > win2k3. so your demo would be more meaningful if it shows a 386 AND > X-based terminals as well. As I said in my base post these will be there and will show OpenOffice / Evolution / VariCAD running full stream (as good as a P4) on a P1-mmx166mhz machine!!
> okay, i don't know how this works, but could you demo the Lynx browser > and a console-based email? i think that would be helpful. This is what I am trying to get over...386/486's could be used for what? I need a killer application...pine / lynx are not crowd pullers.... -- Sudev Barar Learning Linux _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
