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Which linux distro would be best?
Hey,
I currently run a crappy little 486 with 20 MB Ram, 300 MB HD Space (Although will be upgrading soon) and i was just wondering, as i was going to set up a remote server for my support company, which distro would you suggest. If it was windows, no problem.... but i've heard its a lot more stabler with Linux... |
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hello? Anybody?
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Gotta be patient. This isn't a chat room and your posts are at 6:24 and 8:01 Eastern time when most folks are working. Give others time to see/answer your question.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Damn Small Linux, perhaps?
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I'm currently considering Linspire, Fedora Core, and Xandros.
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I would think any distro would work, but I highly doubt your going to get any GUI to work with the specs you listed, but running from the command line would seem feasible.
Mike
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