On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Steven Peck wrote:
> My thanks,
Quite welcome. The names behind Progeny are definitely notable - Bruce
Perens for one, Ian Murdock (The Ian in DebIan) for another. Progeny very
well may be the one to break into the Desktop market once and for all.
> Downloading Progeny as I type, this will pretty much kill my Unreal
> Tourament games for a short while. I'll put it on my 'old' P200 system with
> 128 MB of ram. Should be a fairly solid little trooper. When I get
Yep. When it comes to running X, speed is nice, but Memory is key. Note
that Progeny is designed to be a desktop system, so it will take some
tweaking to go to server mode. On the other hand, it clears the biggest
hurdle I've always had with Debian - getting the damned thing to install
cleanly. =)
> comfortable with it, I'll build up my PPro 150 and put it on a real DMZ,
> just like a grown up network. :)
Hee... I may do the same. Assuming I leave my system at home that is. I
found out today that the employee co-location room was upgraded two weeks
ago; all the machines now live on a 100BaseTX switch, which feeds into a
VERY large Catalyst - also at 100BaseTX - and from there feed into a
router with dual OC-3 backbone circuits. Oh, the temptation of it all....
=)
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