i use gentoo linux its the best but you have to be advanced
but gentoo is the best If you want X, without the horrors of configuring it, get DSL. Get it and don't look back!
For computers that don't have the ram to handle a livecd, I'd go with Slackware. If you can't handle a ramdisk, odds are you aren't configuring X, anyway!
I horribly botched the X configuration on a Slackware install, yesterday. Can you tell? Fortunately, DSL (which, it turns out, has everything I needed) came to the rescue!Slack, Slack in the form of Vector linux, Slack in the form of Tiny linux, Best I have found yet for old hardware. DSL nice and small but early days yet.I tried Redhat 9, but it would not install. Probably due to my overclocking, but I'm not sure, RHL9 won't say. For a good workout, I do SuSE 2.2 I'll never go through installing Debian 2.2 again, I just copy a good working setup over to a new box with DriveCopy.:D
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