[Gllug] Distro for 64M machine
John Hearns
john.hearns at clustervision.com
Fri May 21 11:27:28 UTC 2004
On Fri, 2004-05-21 at 12:04, Bruce Richardson wrote:
> I agree. The choice of applications will be far more relevant. If it's
> performing simple server tasks (mail or file sharing for a small office)
> then it's OK but any heavy applications will be slow.
>
> The real handicap on that box is the memory. Boost that to 128 or 256
> and it will perform very respectably.
Absolutely.
The brief was to make use of some old computers from his company,
in a local school.
Win98 must be wiped from the hard drives.
Looking at the spec, I recommended K12LTSP, and have said that
that will require a central server which is more powerful, and
with a decent amount of RAM.
I think LTSP is an ideal solution to a classroom. Just reboot the
PCs if any go wonky. Easy to introduce new (ie donated) PCs to the
network. Of course it does need someone to look after the server.
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