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PC for a friend (as a thank you)	by myke	2003-02-27 07:08:28
I've got a P166 with 32MB. They're word processing on a 386. Suggestions? I'm thinking maybe 95B or should I do 98SE? Or is there a Linux Desktop and Office Suite (or just a word processor) that will run without being agonizingly slow? (I think OpenOffice and Corel are out of the question here.... am I wrong?) These guys aren't exactly experts, but I think the son is about 12 now... (Thinking Slackware with Afterstep or Wmaker.. but what about word processing?)
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On a 166,	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-27 07:13:21
166	by Cyke	2003-02-27 07:21:16
People have always underestimated older machines.	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-27 07:29:12
Hm...	by JohnRyan	2003-02-27 07:15:07
GNOME 1.4.x is quite light	by mcnutcase	2003-02-27 07:19:13
Uhm....	by myke	2003-02-27 07:20:52
just install the GTK+ libs and it'll compile (n/t)	by i_am_pi	2003-02-27 07:27:02
Lightweight Linux WP?	by mcnutcase	2003-02-27 07:17:18
Sounds like the Winner.	by myke	2003-02-27 07:21:13
Win 98SE	by cristobal	2003-02-27 07:22:42
What I'm going with Slackware with AbiWord.	by myke	2003-02-27 07:22:46
Try this link:	by JohnRyan	2003-02-27 08:01:10
I know, I know	by cid_highwind	2003-02-27 07:42:20
95C	by pecosdave	2003-02-27 07:55:05
Other possibilities	by codemachine	2003-02-27 08:18:16
I run RH7.3/gnome on P166 but 128mB	by curly	2003-02-27 08:59:25
98 yes, SE no	by AntiSane	2003-02-27 09:24:42

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