At 17:47 12/11/01, Patrick Benson wrote: >Please keep in mind that your Linux knowledge will certainly increase >dramatically after reading this!..... :-) > >http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/cstein/Documentation/LRPHardDiskHOWTO.txt > >Keep an eye on the WARNING message about installing it on a hard disk..
My question isn't directly related, but is in the same arena. I've got a laptop that I use primarily for windows development/games/surfing etc but I would like to have relatively small linux distro on it for those occasions when only Linux will do (network sniffing/configuration/testing etc) But I'm humming and hahing about whether to go with leaf + all the other stuff I find I need or whether to just bite the bullet and install a mainstream distro with pretty much everything turned off. I guess my prime consideration is that I don't want to waste any more disk space than necessary (as if windows isn't wasting enough of it ;o) Any thoughts?
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