Charles Li wrote (about a "slow" machine): > I am using a p2-mmx 400mhz In my experience, most of what you do under either Gnome or KDE is not particularly CPU-bound (i.e. a faster CPU doesn't buy you anything). And when you are CPU-bound, it's not the environment that's the limiting factor. As people have been suggesting, it's the amount of memory you have in the machine that slows things down. 256 MB is fine, 192 MB is pushing things a bit, 128 MB could be problematical. I'm not sure where you are or how much spare money you have, but extra memory is cheap and will give a box that age another long lease of life. Hope this helps, James. -- E-mail address: james | Remember, half-measures can be very effective if @westexe.demon.co.uk | all you deal with are half-wits.
