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25-Feb-2004, 11:38 PM #1
Linux downlaod
Hello-----I would like to try the Linux OS on an older computer. Is there a favorite site for a version that is known to work well with older hardware? Any suggestions or comment would help.
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I run Redmond/Lyros, but I prefer RedHat 8.

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26-Feb-2004, 12:25 AM #3
thanks for the response Bassetman. GWN anywhere near Wausaukee which i used to call home?
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Hehe, I am near Eau Claire, but I know where Wausaukee is!
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