Tim wrote:
Just so you know, you can use a DVD on a system with a 500 MHz CPU, I do
it. I manage burning error-free DVDs quite nicely on a 500 MHz Celeron
with around only 380 megs of RAM, on FC4. The minimum PC specs you see
on DVD packaging generally is regards to what you'll need to run Windows
and the DVD burning software that they provide with the burner. Linux
doesn't have the same overheads (inefficiencies) that Windows has.
Umm? Windows XP runs my benchmark programs faster than Fedora does.
Please don't spread FUD. There are good reasons for some people
to run Linux rather than Windows, but "Windows is more inefficient"
is not one of them.
Mike
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