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Subject: Re: How about some real arguments

Author: Tom Kerrigan

Date: 21:48:10 10/28/01

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On October 28, 2001 at 21:20:45, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>That is going _way_ too far.  I have linux + X running on an 8 meg 75 mhz
>pentium.  And it runs just fine.  I have it running on a 16 meg P5/133 as
>well.  Win2k won't even _install_ on either of those two machines.

I don't know how you do it. Back when I was using a 16MB P5/100, I got X running
and doing the simplest things, like running the calculator program, would cause
the machine to swap like mad. Yeah, I guess it worked, but I wouldn't call it
usable. (Wasn't as bad as when I tried to run OS/2 2 with 4MB RAM... doing
_anything_ would trigger a 5 minute swap-fest.) This was at a time when Win9x
worked with 4MB (albeit not well) and NT worked with 16MB.

-Tom



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