Rapidweather
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Joined: Jan. 2004 |
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Posted: Feb. 06 2005,18:46 |
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Well, I've tested both distro's also. They really limited the programs in BeatrlX, but it does run fairly well. I use the syslinux version of 0.9.3, so it boots on all my machines. I have myself remastered Knoppix linux, and am burning a cd now of the latest one. I kept the large size, but have lots of KDE programs to use. The default window manager is Icewm, so it does not use system resources that much unless one switches to KDE. One really good part about BeatrlX is the excellent Fonts. They worked hard on those, and it can compare to Knoppix when using Firefox on the font quality on web pages. I had to add in Firefox and Opera to my Knoppix remaster. Even Puppy linux has Firefox. That one sets up a puppy home directory file on your hard drive (not on XP hard drive, cannot write to it), of about 260 Mb, and saves all your config to it automatically, whether or not you want it to. Very low memory requirements, however, but the quality of the GUI is very old fashioned, not up to DSL or BeatrlX. Puppy will detect modems well, and has a firewall. My remaster of DSL 0.6.2 has Firefox, Opera, wvdial, and runs on almost all machines with at least 128 MB. -- Rapidweather
-------------- Rapidweather Remaster of DSL: http://www.angelfire.com/ms/telegram/getting_started.html Rapidweather Remaster of Knoppix Linux: http://www.geocities.com/rapidweather/getting_started.html Screenshots: http://www.rapidweather.com/linuxcdsales.html
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