What Linux distro to use for old Intel machine, that fits on CDs?

[Psyc Geek]

use the ATARI. you can get one for like 50 cents at a swap meet.

 

[Benjamin Gawert]

* Psyc Geek:

use the ATARI. you can get one for like 50 cents at a swap meet.

Really? The last ATARIs I've seen weren't that cheap any more (at least
if the condition was somewhat good) as they seem to become collector's
items.

Benjamin

 

[Andrew Halliwell]

OK, Microsoft Word, Write, Word Perfect, emacs, kate.

You forgot abiword

--
| |What to do if you find yourself stuck in a crack|
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| |can't move, with no hope of rescue. |
| Andrew Halliwell BSc |Consider how lucky you are that life has been |
| in |good to you so far... |
| Computer Science | -The BOOK, Hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy.|

 

[Hadron]

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, raylopez99
<[email protected]>
wrote


OK. IE7 or Firefox. IE8 is pending, AIUI.
Opera, Epiphany, and Galeon are also available,
depending on OS.
Emacs.


OK. Bat, Eudora, Evolution, balsa, kmail, in no particular order.

Emacs


OK. Be advised disney.com requires Flash 9.


OK, Microsoft Word, Write, Word Perfect, emacs, kate.

Emacs


A point, that.

Emacs

 

[Psyc Geek]

If you need something that will fit on a CD, get CPM. It was before
DOS, and Windows.
It works great. Lots of keyboard shortcuts. great manuals. it just
works. no graphics,
but hey, what can i say.

 

[Psyc Geek]

* Psyc Geek:


Really? The last ATARIs I've seen weren't that cheap any more (at least
if the condition was somewhat good) as they seem to become collector's
items.

Benjamin

i did not say WORKING ...