On Monday 08 Sep 2008 7:17:56 pm Karanbir Singh wrote:
benedict nicholas wrote:
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station with
300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are trying to convert them intosome
flavour of linux. Open Office gcc are the only two packages we are
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station with
300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are trying to convert them intosome
flavour of linux. Open Office gcc are the only two packages we are going to
use since it is a first year lab. It works well with FEDORA 9 but
Try debian 3.1 Sarge.. It might work well. or els you can try DamnSmall
Linux or puppy Linux.
good luck
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 7:39 AM, benedict nicholas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station with
300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are
Hello,
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008, benedict nicholas wrote:
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station
with 300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are trying to convert
them intosome flavour of linux. Open Office gcc are the only two
packages we are going to use since it is a
Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote:
Basically, the idea is that all the remaining machines are installed
in a way like the first one and the installation of these remaining
machines is automatic.
You can also make use of tools like Clonezilla, which can take a
snapshot of your hard disk after you
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 1:09 PM, benedict nicholas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station with
300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are trying to convert them intosome
flavour of linux. Open Office gcc are the only two packages we are going
benedict nicholas wrote:
Dear Friends,We have in our college around 100 Intel Dot Station with
300MHz,128MB RAM 10GB hard disk. We are trying to convert them intosome
flavour of linux. Open Office gcc are the only two packages we are going to
use since it is a first year lab. It works
Hello,
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008, Karanbir Singh wrote:
the 128MB of RAM looks a bit limiting. Have you considered using a
LTSP or a NX based setup ?
How times have changed!
In 1996 someone challenged me to run GNU/Linux with X, Emacs and
TeX/Xdvi on a 486 with 4MB of RAM. The challenger lost!
I
