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I just killed; yet another XP box. It has a P3-733 with
256 MB RAM. Between Xubuntu, Zenwalk 5.0, or Vector, which is
best for multimedia? Maybe, another distro I haven't tried.
Again, I want to keep it light, preferably with the XFCE window manager. Drive space is not an issue.
Distribution: Switched to regualr Ubuntu, because I don't like KDE4, at all. Looks like vista on crack.....
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Vector Linux light edition, will just fly on that hardware. Also, multi-media including DVD's works out of the box, you won't even have to install anything else yourself.
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I'll try this
