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Hello. Basically the title says it all. I've got a 400mhz machine with 128mb ram that i've tried to put mdk 9.2 with knome on. It works, but it's so slow. I only need it for office apps and the occasional surf/email, nothing complex or heavy.
I've heard of libranet which i will try, and also to use different (re lighter) windows managers.
Any ideas as to which ones (either distro or windows manager)?
I have never used Debian, besides Knoppix that is. Knoppix is slugish, but it is an easy way to install Debian on your system. (the hard drive install off the Knoppix CD leaves you with a Debian system under the hood.)
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