>>     Can you make a sugestion of a Linux distribution available for
>> download that could be easily installed and doesn't uses more than
>> 200MB (of HD when installed) but still can run OpenOffice, Mozilla
>> and such?

During my search for an embedded Linux, I tried installing Red Hat 7.3
whilst turning off everything--no developement, no servers, no X at all.
The result: 380 MB !

Debian, after the initial setup (before you get to all that package
stuff) checked in at 55 MB.   So the definition of "minimum" system
varies quite a bit.

Wagner, I think, is ready for Knoppix.   And it can be run on
your real computer because there is no setup!   Open Office
is on it!   It's written by his neighbor Klaus Knopper and is
found at www.knopper.net

Barry

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