Clark Martin wrote:
> I've installed Debian 5, Fedora 9 and Yellow Dog 5 (I think it is) on
> various G3s. I have had both Debian and Fedora playing music although
> you have to install an MP3 library but before you can you have to figure
> out that you do need it and what it is. I've played
Adrian wrote:
> Thanks for the into. I have Ubuntu installed on a PC and it couldn't
> have been easier... all I did was run the installer and *bam* it just
> works. I didn't have to configure a single thing. I guess I was hoping
> that something similarly easy would be available for the eMac. I f
I checked out some Linux forums and found a lot of horror stories from
folks who tried to install YDL, Fedora, and Debian on their eMacs. The
universal theme from each story was that the install seemed to go
well, and then when the install was complete, the screen went "black"
and that was it. I g
Thanks for the into. I have Ubuntu installed on a PC and it couldn't
have been easier... all I did was run the installer and *bam* it just
works. I didn't have to configure a single thing. I guess I was hoping
that something similarly easy would be available for the eMac. I found
a web page from 2
BMRR wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have an old eMac that I'd like to put back into service. It's taking
> up space, and I can't bear to part with it, so why not make use of it?
> It's got a G4 processor (1 GHz I think?), and I think the RAM is
> either 512MB or 768MB... maybe even 1GB but I can't reme
Hi folks,
I have an old eMac that I'd like to put back into service. It's taking
up space, and I can't bear to part with it, so why not make use of it?
It's got a G4 processor (1 GHz I think?), and I think the RAM is
either 512MB or 768MB... maybe even 1GB but I can't remember for sure.
It curren
