John

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Posted: Dec. 31 2004,07:42 |
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DSL will always be a sub 50M iso -- that's why it keeps improving, when you can't build out you can only build up.
But here is a little tidbit, we are going to come out with at least one 'knock off' distribution. There's been plenty of other people doing it, so why not do it ourselves? I am not going to say much accept that it will be very DSL like, but bigger and probably only i686 compatible. It will *not* be a replacement for DSL, but will fit nicely as an alternative running on i686 hardware -- count on it still being very small. That's it for now.
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