Re: Newbie 2B
From: Robert Coates (nospamrobert3302_at_freecomcast.net)
Date: 09/20/05
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Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:26:44 -0500
"Edward Haddock" <haddocke001@hawaii.rr.com> wrote in message
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> > Thanks for the advice. I've pretty much given up on the 5.2 idea. I
have
> > upgraded the PC to 128mb memory, and I was thinking of 40-80 gb on the
new
> > hard drive, so I think I'll be ok. I will check out those sites you
> > recommended.
> > I am also considering putting out for a new barebones PC with an
up-to-date
> > processor and motherboard, adding peripherals I like and getting a new
Linux
> > package on CD--something easy to install like Linspire.
> > More research. This is an adventure.
> > Peace.
> >
> >
> Aloha,
> It sure is. You might also want to looks into books that cover the
> OS. I got the Red Hat Fedora Unleashed book and it had the software on
> DVD and CD already so that saved me from having to locate it.
> Edward
That would be good. I did check out Distrowatch and Linux.org. The
possibilities are absolutely amazing. There is gold in them hills. Of
course, the flip side of lots of choices is making the right choice. I want
something good for my old machine and my relatively humble needs. Then
again, I would want to do more with a better system. I have so many
conflicts in this Windows ME system right now, it's primary function is as a
paperweight.
Thanks for the good advice.
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