No, but I have run Rev on a 700mhz PIII under Puppy (in case some are not familiar, its a 100Mb stripped down Linux using JWM as the desktop). Amazing. It ran perfectly and was very fast. Mean to see how Rev runs under the even smaller and faster DSL, which is only 50Mb.
I am also running a Rev app on a 500mhz PIII with 200Mb memory, with the whole works installed - Mandriva 2006 under Gnome. That also runs very snappily, though its a bit slow to boot, and its eaten a big chunk of the hard drive. If we put in Puppy or DSL or one of the distros below, it would probably scream along. Based on this, I'd be sure the Asus will run Rev just fine. If some are not familiar with the interesting and wonderful world of minimalist Linux distros and window managers, other minimalist distros worth considering if you have clients who are in search of cheap hardware for Rev would be Absolute, and Fluxbuntu. Absolute is Slackware based, and a minimal Slack install with Fluxbox as the WM would also work well on minimal hardware. If you want turnkey systems in appliance mode, some of the minimalist tabbed window managers (maybe on Debian or Slack) are ways to get there. They are very fast indeed. Ion3 is one. wmii is another. They make Fluxbox seem bloated. They are definitely appliance mode for ordinary users, but not necessarily one app only. Ion3 will let you have multiple apps running with tab switching in a way that any user will be able to grasp at once. I've wondered about setting up a simple user with (say) email and web and simple WP using one of these window managers on three tabs. You can get Win98 speed if you configure these right, but with modern security and features, at least for a restricted set of apps. Peter _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
