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15-Jul-2007, 11:34 PM #1
Vector Linux
Just installed Vector Linux on an old P2 266.
Runs great.
Also tried Opera for the first time. I like it better than Firefox. Faster.
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Its good to know theres a small distro that can make an old pc come to life again. Have fun with it!
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I am. I can't get over the performance.
You would never know that this computer has 1/4 the Ram and 1/20th the processor of the one beside it.
You might guess half of each.
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16-Jul-2007, 02:50 PM #4
Opera is great! A P2, wow! There should be vintage computer showcases like they have for cars!

Any of you around for luggables?
Before my time but my dad had one! lol.
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