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- From: rob@redwood.nl (Rob J. Nauta)
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- Subject: Re: Will anyone buy NT?? (Yes - Intelligent People)
- Date: 5 Mar 1996 10:04:55 +0100
- Organization: Redwood Nederland B.V.
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- griswolj@db.erau.edu (Nighthawk) writes:
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- -> Linux w/8 Megs and X runs beautifully. Heck, it doesn't run too bad
- ->in 4, but it does swap a bit...
- -> Brian
-
- >What REAL applications can you run in Linux (without emulation)? I had
- >linux... I used it for networking stuff... but that is all the use I
- >see of it!
-
- Netscape, that's seen as the KILLER application by the whole industry.
- Unfortunately, that requires X, and since both programs like to have
- 5 MB each, and more, you won't like it with 8 MB. You can forget about
- that with 4 MB. But you need 16 MB for serious X stuff without making
- your system crawl. I'd recommend 32 MB myself.
-
- Rob
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- Rob J. Nauta rob@redwood.nl
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