[Mailman-Users] Re: The 386 PC and Linux
CJoe
canario.joe at teleline.es
Sat Jun 23 11:16:40 CEST 2001
err, are you going to order a 386/486 ? ... you can find Pentiums
at 100-166 MHz (which run fast on Linux) for a few (very few)
dollars ...
Linux will run on 386/486s. As console (non-xwindows) it will run
with 8 Mb of RAM. X-Windows requires more RAM (at least 16, 32
recommended). X-Windows on a 386 ... mmhhh ... I would like to
see Mailman doing copies to 1 k users in a 386 ...
Linux+Mailman will run fast on a Pentium at 100 MHz with 64 Mb of
RAM. The suggested Linux distributions (all include Mailman,
Postfix or Sendmail, Python, etc.) may be: Debian
(www.debian.org) which is the real GNU Linux and RedHat
(www.redhat.com) which is a ("capitalist pig" ? ;-) commercial
approach.
cheers,
canario.joe at teleline.es
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PD. First time ever I hear the concept of a "communist think
tank". None of the hardware/software mentioned above were ever
developed in a communist country. What about "gulag.org" ? hehehe
...
dagda at eircom.net
KC> Important question. Need to know today before I order. Do all
KC> versions of the Linux operating systems run on 386 and 486.If
KC> so what ones do? Much of the propaganda says that they can be
KC> run on a 386.If the cds with the operating system are up to
KC> gig and more how then can they operate from a 386.
KC> Karl
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