Actually, You might consider Mandrake 5.3. I found it a good, solid
distribution, and I really liked the additional packages over Red Hat's
5.2. Also, since it wasn't built for i586, Mandrake 5.3 should work just
great on 386/486. I also believe the kernel update RPMs for 5.3 are still
non-optimized, so you have a 2.2 kernel ready to install (after a short
download)!
Unless, of course, you're really wanting RH 6.0...
-Matt
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
> The default MANDRAKE distro kernel is for Pentium or
> better. RedHat, on the other hand, still distributes for
> 386+. If you've got an old 486 that you want to install
> Linux on, you probably ought to go with RedHat instead of
> Mandrake....for now. :-)
>
