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On Fri, Jan 06, 2006 at 03:18:51AM +0000, Jonathan wrote:
> Hello all..I am new to linux and have a few ?'s.  I have an old pent. 
> 2 233mhz comp that I am wanting to install linux on.  I am just 
> wanting to use it to get used to linux and search the web basically at 
> this stage.  Does anyone have any ideas on what version would be best 
> for me to try and any sites that make it the easiest to download 
> from?  
> thanks for your time.

Vector, based on Slackware, theoretically runs well on older hardware.
(I've only run it on newer things though).   It's a pretty newcomer
friendly installation, nice people on their forums.

Go to www.distrowatch.com and take a look around--there are various
other distributions that also claim to run well on older hardware.


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