On Monday 09 April 2007, Steve Langasek wrote: you don't believe that software will continue to push forward our > minimum hardware requirements, the way it has for the past decade or so? > What do you think is the minimum memory required to run a "comfortable" > desktop system (or workstation) today? How does that compare to the > minimum memory requirements at the time sarge was released? woody?
lessened for KDE with respect to both woody and sarge: a pentium 2 333 Mhz and 128 MiB RAM are about minimum for a workable KDE 3.5 (I have a pentium 2 333 Mhz, with 196 MiB running, it works just fine as a low-end desktop-system) -- Cheers, cobaco (aka Bart Cornelis)
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