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keiffee0521
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#1 Post by keiffee0521 »

Dear Any techy person

i have got a laptop with only 64Mb. i have got this laptop to work with puppy running on a CF card for a hard drive, and i have got a swap file on the CF card too.

This is not the best idea but its working. As i don't need all the apps that are in puppy is it poss to only have a small x windows with only .....

word prosessor
spread sheet
power pres
file manager
USB support (for mouse, keyboard, usb stick)
NIC support (pcmcia)

And thats all to run with 64 Mb of ssytem ram. working with no swop file. ?

Any ideas ? i have been thinking of trying to make my own puppy by doing something like com-plies (i had plies and its no fun) ;-) , i have only been using Linux for about 2 years now, but only as a "user" i have never tried compling my own OS before. but thats another post.
[b]Many thanks for you time.

Keith[/b]
:-)

Compaq Evo N410c, P3 1.2Ghz, 1Gb RAM, 80Gb, Wireless / Wired NIC. Puppy Linux 5.01
Ubuntu 10.04 LTSP (5 terminals)
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Re: Small Puppy

#2 Post by WhoDo »

keiffee0521 wrote:As i don't need all the apps that are in puppy is it poss to only have a small x windows with only .....

word prosessor
spread sheet
power pres
file manager
USB support (for mouse, keyboard, usb stick)
NIC support (pcmcia)

And thats all to run with 64 Mb of ssytem ram. working with no swop file. ?
Try iPup or MU's Micromuppy. Both are quite small but still usable. In the case of Micromuppy, just add the appropriate dotpup applications to give you your office applications - maybe office lite from PETget.

Hope that helps.
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keiffee0521
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#3 Post by keiffee0521 »

many thanks for that it look like i have found my puppy, that i can train as needed

Many thanks
[b]Many thanks for you time.

Keith[/b]
:-)

Compaq Evo N410c, P3 1.2Ghz, 1Gb RAM, 80Gb, Wireless / Wired NIC. Puppy Linux 5.01
Ubuntu 10.04 LTSP (5 terminals)
[quote]Anything can be done its just when do you need it by[/quote]

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#4 Post by Rhino »

How does myPup run on 64mb of RAM? Is the performance decent? I'm working on getting it a little smaller, and I will update it to the 2.18 version of Puppy if all goes well in the near future.

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