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>I was wondering if there was a Linux version that would take >less than 210 megabites of hard space. I am a Freshman at Wilton I'm running Red Hat 4.0 on a laptop with a 203Mb disk. I have 16Mb reserved for swap, the rest is for system files and my data. After the install, I ~30Mb left. I don't install the kernel sources (I can build on another machine), but I do install the networking stuff and X client software. As far as getting started, dredge up $30 and get the InfoMagic Linux Developer's Resource CD set. It has 3 different distributions and a lot of documentation on it. chasb ------ Charles C. Bennett, Jr. chasb at kukla.tiac.net Journeyman UNIX Toolsmith http://www.tiac.net/users/chasb C, C++, OOA, OOD, perl, ksh, HTML, PostScript, make, RCS, tcl/Tk, admin --- if you're not running Linux, you paid too much ---
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