> As an example, I've got a 128MB Sony Vaio running FC2, but I wouldn't > entertain the idea of trying to run openoffice on it. > Last time I tried, I walked to the neighboroughing room, started it up > on my desktop, viewed the document I'd been emailed and walked back > to the laptop before it had even started. Sure that's not just a slow disk drive? Upgrading my Thinkpad X20 (2000 model laptop) from its old 10G 4200RPM drive to a 40G 5400RPM drive basically halfed Open Office's startup time. Upgrading the memory didn't change the startup time measurably, but was helpful in working with a couple of my really large documents. (This is on FC1, by the way. I need my Lucent winmodem and my minimal Mach64 3D acceleration too much to toy with FC2 just yet :) ) " Hey do you mean you were able to run MACH64 Card on FC1 /FC2 Well i have a ATI mach 64 card and am not able to run X on Linux without using the sicko VESA. Plz tell me if you were able to : Then How ??
