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Mandrake Linux question.
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Frank
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Mandrake Linux question.
Hello,
Exploring the possibilities of moving
from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
but cannot figure out what version is
suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
processor.
Is there a table or something with
more specific information?
Thanx
Frank
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06-26-02 05:25 PM
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Tom
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
Frank wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Exploring the possibilities of moving
> from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
> I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
> but cannot figure out what version is
> suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
> processor.
>
> Is there a table or something with
> more specific information?
>
> Thanx
>
> Frank
yes, search here:
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/hardware.php3
At least 8.2 is known to work with your processor.
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06-26-02 06:25 PM
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Paul Schoeman
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
Might think about using a lighter windowmanager though.
Ice would do nicely. I found that both KDE and Gnome as a tad slow and my K6
400 with 256 mges of ram..flies on my other box Athlon 1700+ with 512 megs
ranm tough 
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06-26-02 07:25 PM
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Andrew S.
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 14:13:56 -0600, Paul Schoeman wrote:
> Might think about using a lighter windowmanager though. Ice would do
> nicely. I found that both KDE and Gnome as a tad slow and my K6 400 with
> 256 mges of ram..flies on my other box Athlon 1700+ with 512 megs ranm
> tough 
If your going this route, i would also recommend enlightenment
(http://www.enlightenment.org)
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06-27-02 04:25 AM
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JCA
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
Hello,
I instaled Mandrake 8.2 3 days ago and it runs OK (maybe a bit slowly,
but I think it is due my swap partition is too little). By the way,
what is the recomended sapce for swap partitions?
See you later,
Joan
El Wed, 26 Jun 2002 17:48:56 GMT, Frank <NoSpam@guesswhere.com> vas
escriure:
>Hello,
>
>Exploring the possibilities of moving
>from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
>I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
>but cannot figure out what version is
>suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
>processor.
>
>Is there a table or something with
>more specific information?
>
>Thanx
>
>Frank
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06-27-02 11:25 AM
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R G
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
Recommended swap space is at least twice your main memory. e.g., if you have
256 Mb RAM, then your swap space should be at least 512 MB.
"JCA" <arbocenc@mallorcaweb.net> wrote in message
news:3d1afb96.11562599@news.bcn.ttd.net...
> Hello,
>
> I instaled Mandrake 8.2 3 days ago and it runs OK (maybe a bit slowly,
> but I think it is due my swap partition is too little). By the way,
> what is the recomended sapce for swap partitions?
>
> See you later,
>
> Joan
>
> El Wed, 26 Jun 2002 17:48:56 GMT, Frank <NoSpam@guesswhere.com> vas
> escriure:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >Exploring the possibilities of moving
> >from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
> >I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
> >but cannot figure out what version is
> >suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
> >processor.
> >
> >Is there a table or something with
> >more specific information?
> >
> >Thanx
> >
> >Frank
>
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06-27-02 12:25 PM
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Rogerb
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 17:48:56 GMT, Frank <NoSpam@guesswhere.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Exploring the possibilities of moving
> from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
> I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
> but cannot figure out what version is
> suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
> processor.
>
> Is there a table or something with
> more specific information?
>
> Thanx
>
> Frank
I'm using 6.2 on a K6-2 with a via chip set and it
didn't like this machine. It was a real pain in the XXX to get installed.
It won't run with my ati rage care if I use hardware acceleration.
I'm not very impressed with it.
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06-27-02 02:25 PM
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Ken Harbit
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Re: Mandrake Linux question.
I am using Mandrake 8.2 0n a 300 AMD K6-2. Works great, just stay away from
KDE and Gnome, they both work with no problems but they are slow. I also
have Win98 on the same 300, mandrake is faster, if you take the time to set
it up properly. It will run with no problems if you use defaults on install
but it will be sloww. Just got to tweak a little for a rocket.
Ken Harbit
krh03@cvip.fresno.com
Frank wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Exploring the possibilities of moving
> from M$ Windooozzz to Mandrake Linux..
> I have visited the Mandrake Linux site,
> but cannot figure out what version is
> suitable for my 350 MHz AMD K6-2
> processor.
>
> Is there a table or something with
> more specific information?
>
> Thanx
>
> Frank
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