These distros aren't quite right, what else?

nicktickson122 · 01-30-2011, 11:28 PM

I'll break Slackware and Puppy a go. I believe KDE is the nonpayment surround for Slackware, is it going to defeat my 6 period old machine (512MB RAM/Pentium M 1.4GHz CPU) or is it couturier a pic? I've not rattling victimized KDE before and I'll presently go off it if it feels torpid.

dugan · 01-31-2011, 02:35 PM

nicktickson122:

You used a computer program to generate your two posts. You did it by running jsteel's post through a program that generates random nonsense:

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Originally Posted by jsteel

OK thanks for all the advice. I'll give Slackware and Puppy a go. I believe KDE is the default environment for Slackware, is it going to kill my 6 year old computer (512MB RAM/Pentium M 1.4GHz CPU) or is it worth a shot? I've not really used KDE before and I'll soon go off it if it feels sluggish.

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Originally Posted by nicktickson122

I'll lot Slackware and Youth a go. I consider KDE is the nonpayment environs for Slackware, is it achievement to ending my 6 assemblage old machine (512MB RAM/Pentium M 1.4GHz CPU) or is it designer a barb? I've not real used KDE before and I'll shortly go off it if it feels inactive.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nicktickson122

I'll break Slackware and Puppy a go. I believe KDE is the nonpayment surround for Slackware, is it going to defeat my 6 period old machine (512MB RAM/Pentium M 1.4GHz CPU) or is it couturier a pic? I've not rattling victimized KDE before and I'll presently go off it if it feels torpid.

Please stop being a jerk.

P.S. I've informed the moderators that your entire posting history consists of software-generated nonsense.

XavierP · 01-31-2011, 05:28 PM

The user is no longer able to post here, so best to ignore the postings.