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Could be usefull
by Syllten on Saturday 24/Nov/2001, @14:56

Cool, I want to test this on my dad´s machine. Hear what he thinks and after a week suggest him to install SuSE and dualboot. And if he doesn't think it sucks, my whole family could end up running Linux... -)

But that's only one possibility, amongst many others.
The big problem is there is no driver for his printer... Very bad, so KDE on top of Windows is much more likely to be accepted, but that would be slow i Guess, to big memoryproblems on 128M SDRAM.. -(

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Re: Could be usefull
by A on Saturday 24/Nov/2001, @15:13

Since memmory is so cheap now (128mb = $15, 256mb = $30), now is the time to add more ram, unless the machine is at ut's maximum

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Re: Could be usefull
by Syllten on Saturday 24/Nov/2001, @15:50

Sure, but both Windows and KDE isn't nice, even though I have 320M.
The computer is a PIII 800MHZ, bought 9 months ago, so...
...hopefully the buy more RAM someday...

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Re: Could be usefull
by Robert on Saturday 24/Nov/2001, @22:03

i aggree, i decided to try winlinux on my pc & guess what, i dont boot into windows much anymore, furthermore, the KDE desktops kicks ass, it is so much like windows, but yet more stable, eventually, when i could find more linux apps & drivers, i will replace windows completely

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Re: Could be usefull
by Syllten on Sunday 25/Nov/2001, @04:44

Especially the lack of drivers is frustrating!

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