On 30 Nov 2003, Jim Taylor wrote: > I live in a rural area and am getting people interested in Linux. We're > thinking of starting up a Linux club, and I'd like to know of the > experiences of others in sizing a system to run Fedora -- that is, the > LOW END starter system suitable for a start-up Linux club. > Look at mini-ITX systems. They'll easily do the job you want. And for Linux LUGs, Knoppix disks are a great idea. Burn a batch of them and give them away. (I guess there's a Fedora equivalent to Knoppix somewhere, but to be honest Knoppix is very good, excellent hardware detection.)
