Is anybody running Star Office for Linux with less than 64 MB of RAM? If so, how much? How responsive is it? I seem to recall that 64 MB was recommended - right now I've only got 48 and no plans to buy RAM (yes, I do know how cheap it is these days, but...). I also accidently blew away the copy of SO that I had downloaded but not yet copied to CD - about 8 hours worth. My own stupidity. The question is, do you think it is worth the effort/time or money (assuming you're buying)? I am quite happy with WordPerfect - in fact I like it a bit better than the OTHER major w/p. And I notice that the spreadsheet program that comes with Gnome (RH 6.0) does accept Excel files, although it doesn't seem to generate them. And I don't really need, MS look-and-feel that StarOffice gives.... I've used SO for Win - and with only 32 MB of RAM on a 100 MHz Pentium it feels "mushy" - you click a button and there's just enough delay to be strange. I suspect the same will be true with low memory on a Linux box. Comments? Experiences? Bob To unsubscribe from SURVPC send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe SURVPC in the body of the message. Also, trim this footer from any quoted replies.
