I had a problem with my old suse install where it took weeks to boot up and do anything graphical. The fix was to recompile the kernel minus the bits I didn't need. I am currently runnning a AMD K6 200 with 32mb RAM and KDE runs fine. I have had every thing removed from the kernel bar what is needed to boot up and the rest is put in as modules, makes a lot of difference to the speed.
Thanks
D --- MJ Ray markj@cloaked.freeserve.co.uk wrote:
Neill Newman njnewm@essex.ac.uk writes:
aaww ;)..well, just for the record, I have a P200 with 64Meg and
kde2
runs smoothly moral of the story, you don;t need a fast processor, just (a
little)
more memory...
More memory, more memory... hrm... this sounds like what I was trying to get away from by using Linux ;-)
MJR (currently running sapphire 0.15.x CVS as his desktop)
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