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It's 14 Jun 97  02:48,
We'll return to joev@wpi.edu and All's
discussion of What would you *like* to see in a pro-Linux article?

 > My home Linux rides 386DX40/8MB without FPU (burnt up by mistake) - X
 > are working (but no impression).
 > Anyone bids less?  ;-)

 jo> 386SX16, 4 megs of memory, no hard disk (swaps to floppy :^), with an
 jo> ethernet card, and a modem.  Acts as apartment router, and occasional
 jo> terminal, but it has to swap to the floppy to run ash and telnet :^)

And I thought my 386SX40 was running lean on 4 meg!  It does have a 1.2
gig drive on it though. :-)  That machine is my local gateway, as well
as DNS cache, Samba server (so I can share the 1.2 gig out to Windows
and OS/2 boxes) and terminal (telnet) for administering the Linux server
at the other end of the phone line. :-)  You can do a lot with Linux and
old hardware. :-)

... As easy as 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197168. . .
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