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Volker Kuhlmann schreef:
On Thu 10 May 2007 05:23:24 NZST +1200, Andreas Jaeger wrote: [snip][snip]
around, and they will stay firmly Debian. How much stuff SUSE does or does not install on disk is a non-issue when the installer hangs by its neck with a black screen half way through its own startup.
Volker
It is true, that if one wants to have a small and stable system, fully functional, with a minimal windowmanager, one ends up with Debian (sarge), which still has a base from 300MB, without x-server. 48MB, for an overcomplete OS, (DSL), when one does like cmd...
KDE or GNOME, are not usable for these kind of systems. En indeed 128MB Ram or Diskspace?
Reacted before reading the rest, sorry. So it is for the 'driveless' machines, the eeprom bussiness. Now we are talking future.. The way it looks now, the whole 'movable' market (laptops thin clients) will get out of hdd-drives as quick as possible: weight, vulnerable, energie, start-uptime, size... Too many factors are positive, too not make the change... (now it is possible to 'flash', and have unlimited space the size of half a matchbox, it will be used, no doubt about that.
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