on 30/12/2003 13:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

>> You will need to be very patient once you get Linux installed, I
>> couldn't stand to run Linux on a 8100/110, yet I was patient enough to
>> run OS X on a 9600/300.
>> If you can swing a 7600/200, you would be much better off.
> 
> IMO, this depends very much on what window manager (if any)
> you use. On a 6100/66, a heavyweight desktop system like KDE
> will make you scream with frustration, and that's before you
> try to do anything with it. The same computer running AfterStep
> or something similar (fvwm2, WindowMaker) runs fast enough
> for most needs except for processor-intensive things like
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and even works well using VNC to provide a remote
> desktop. Turn off the graphics and it's a fine departmental
> server for file sharing & web pages.

Well, my intention is just run a graphic-interface-based Linux on a 6100,
and personally I like the concepts behind WindowMaker and AfterStep.

KDE and Gnome's greatest "sin" is to try to mock Windoze interface and
look&feel, not seeking a "true" personality. According to a guy here from
Brazil <http://rawsocket.org/rtfm/>, using KDE is like to drink a cheap
imitation of Coca-Cola...:-D





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