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|    John Anderson to Russell Tiedt    |
|    MBSE Linux flavour    |
|    04 Aug 11 17:46:34    |
      Hello Russell.              03 Aug 2011 07:14, you wrote to me:               RT> Hello John.               RT> 02 Aug 11 19:58, you wrote to all:               JA>> Hello All.               JA>> I am seriously considering setting up MBSE, the first        JA>> consideration is which Linux flavour would you recommend, I have        JA>> run most of the main ones and even some of the obscure, in my        JA>> very early days I ran Minix on a 286, 640K men, and twin five and        JA>> a quater inch floppys. I have not ran a linux system in some time        JA>> mind, and would be much more comfortable with a GUI               JA>> The system it will be installed on is an old Scenic 100, celeron        JA>> 2.6 GHz, 512 meg of ram.               JA>> Thanks very much in advance for your time.               RT> Whichever one you are most comfortable with, I have run it on        RT> Slackware and Debian for years, and even on one of the mini slackware        RT> variants ... , am currently contemplating running it on Voyage Linux        RT> (very minimal Debian Squeeze)              Thanks Russell :-)              I duel booted a couple of distro's on the above Scenic, and they ran teribly       slow, I have sice had an Acer T120 tower, with Amd Sempron 2600+ 1.8 GHz and       768mb ram donated :-)              Looking at Distrowatch it seems that Ubuntu is the most popular, I will try       both the Gnome, and KDE desktop's to see which I prefer.              Thanks again for the reply.              Best Regards       John Anderson |
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