Re: [OS:N:] newbie

Robert Citek <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.open-source-now
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Friday, May 28, 2004, at 11:53 US/Central, Will Hatch wrote:
> Thanks for your reply.  My students use the computers for 
> wordprocessing, browsing the web for research purposes (we do not have 
> a library), and thats about it.  Gaming is not necessary, although 
> chess or something simple such as chess would be ok.  They really do 
> not have to be supersonic.  My main goals are that each work station 
> is identical, that there is nothing on the computers that is not 
> educational, and that I can save money by having computers that do not 
> need constant upgrading of microsoft products.

And how powerful are your machines that you have?  I ask because a full 
install of Red Hat 9 or Fedora Core or most other Linux distros is 
going to take about 6 BG of space (including swap and all the goodies). 
  Also if you wish to run a full-featured GUI desktop like Gnome or KDE, 
I would recommend a 800 MHZ CPU and a minimum 128 MB of RAM.

Given that your XP machines are probably the newer/faster machines, 
what kind of hardware to they have?

Regards,
- Robert


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