Anyone tryed LDP - Linux Documentation Project?

http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/4mb-Laptops.html

Hope this helps
Francisco


Dal Wheeler wrote:

>Actually, depending on what applications you want to run; you may not *need*
>to even run X (which is ultimately the resource hog).
>
>Links -- (similar to the text based Lynx) can be compiled with the SVGA lib
>for a very small graphics based browser...
>http://freshmeat.net/projects/links/?topic_id=91%2C89%2C112%2C88
>
>Play with larger distro's/tools on larger PC's first; otherwise the
>frustration will likely make you quit bothering with linux altogether.
>There were/are several projects to shoehorn linux installs into smaller
>systems --IE <128MB CF disks on netpliance boxes (Jailbait distro fit into
>the sandisk 16MB flash!).  Quite a bit of stuff could be crammed
>(relatively) ; but you end up with a system that only a true hacker would be
>happy with or could appreciate.  Check out freesco/floppy based distros as
>well as a number of MP3 linux player projects for cramming ideas.
>
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>>>>Can you make a suggestion 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
>>>>
>>>>
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