you might visit www.nepalwireless.com or perhaps email Mahabir Pun who has
engineered this initiative in western Nepal.
Dikendra Kandel
COPPADES, Nepal
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Advice appreciated, but the computer's not mine to administer...I'm
merely an advisor and friend lending a hand with the technology, and at
this point the woman who bought the machine and her sons are all
*adamantly* refusing to experiment with any more of this open source
nonsense and want to
Since this came up, I thought I'd mention that Outpost has completely
separate pricing / sales than Fry's, and you will pay a shipping charge,
with no option to deliver to a store near you. Sometimes what's on sale
in-store will also be on sale online, but not usually.
Dave.
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In my experience turning on DMA is a minor performance enhancement, and OO
2.0 is a dog that won't run decent on a PII as opposed to Works 7.0 which
will.
Put in 512 mb or a gig of RAM, XP, a DVD/CD RW, and a 150 or 200 gig hard
disk, a 17 or 19 inch LCD and then you will have something to work
Dave,
One more thing, the PC Magazine article did also mention the slowness of the
machine with the stock 128 MBytes of memory, and said that when they upgraded
to 512 Mbytes (two 256Mbyte sticks of memory) the machine became quite
snappy. They also said you would not mistake it for a Athlon 64
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want to go straight back to the Windows machine they're familiar with.
Since this machine has no Windows license, I assume that she will buy the
Windows distribution at a store, or from an OEM who will channel the license
fee for her? Likewise the license for
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