Subj : Re: KICQ as an "Old New I
To : Arelor
From : poindexter FORTRAN
Date : Thu Sep 23 2021 07:15 am
-=> Arelor wrote to Tracker1 <=-
> There's definitely some hard press to try to get something running that
> low on resources with a modern desktop. There was some options in
> Windows XP that let you use a fast USB or other drive as extension
> memory. Not sure if you can still do that in Windows or Linux.
Yes, it's called ReadyBoost, it acts as a disk cache if memory serves.
Ar> I was testing some setup for deployment yesterday. I used a workstation
Ar> of 2 GB of RAM and a processor so cingeworthy I am not going to ashame
Ar> myself by giving its specs here.
I used a Thinkpad T42 for years with Lubuntu. 1.7Ghz single-core CPU, 2 GB
of DDR RAM, 5400 RPM PATA drive, later updated to a PATA SSD. It did
everything I could throw at it except for full-screen video. It was a little
choppy.
Best damn keyboard on a laptop, ever. Best industrial design on a laptop,
IMO. The T4x series were a high-water mark for 4:3 laptops.
... Move towards the unimportant
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