Carlos E. R. wrote:
It has always been a selling point for Linux to say that it supported older hardware, giving it a new life. And surely, Per is talking of Pentium IV class machines, those are not so old!
Not quite - these are typically Pentium III Xeons, of which we have about 30 in use. They were top of the line when they were new, and a box with 4 of those will still drive a lot of data.
ISA-support: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=231191
:-( ISA support, come on! Even worse, ISA PnP, what a nightmare...
There are quite a few high end industrial machines still using very expensive isa cards.
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