On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Chris Frost wrote:
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> At my school I am trying to get them to start a c++ class. The only thing
> standing in our way is that they think the class would need pentiums, w/
> at least 32mb of ram (to run ms c++ or whatever). All they have right now
> in this classroom are a bunch of assorted 386's, w/ mostly 4mb's of ram, a
> 40 to couple hundred meg hd, etc. Can I install linux on these? I wouldn't
> need anything like x, just something like vi (emacs would take too much
> ram), and the c++ stuff (guess I'd have to compile kernels on my home
> machine, I doubt they have enough hard drive to do it).
>
> Chris
When i was in highschool i took a pascal class (the teacher wasn't
teaching c then =( ). They had about 20-30 dumb terminals and some sort
of server running what i think was some bsd, but i'm not sure. I think
the dumb terms were leased from a company and the server was only an
overglorified pc. You could probably turn all those machines into terms
and the see if the school can get a server so they can all use the same
home directories.
pat
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