We did have that facility but it disappeared in an upgrade of the forum software a year or so past.
Choosing hardware to run Linux
- Gordon Cooper
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Re: Choosing hardware to run Linux
Backup: Dell9010, MX-19_B2, Win7, 120 SSD, WD 232GIB HD, 4GB RAM
Primary :Homebrew64 bit Intel duo core 2 GB RAM, 120 GB Kingston SSD, Seagate1TB.
MX-18.2 64bit. Also MX17, Kubuntu14.04 & Puppy 6.3.
Primary :Homebrew64 bit Intel duo core 2 GB RAM, 120 GB Kingston SSD, Seagate1TB.
MX-18.2 64bit. Also MX17, Kubuntu14.04 & Puppy 6.3.
Re: Choosing hardware to run Linux
Yes. It was an incompatible extension with the updated software.Gordon Cooper wrote: ↑Fri Nov 30, 2018 9:42 pmWe did have that facility but it disappeared in an upgrade of the forum software a year or so past.
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- Buck Fankers
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Re: Choosing hardware to run Linux
Another good source of quality used hardware are end of school auctions, when a school district auction out computers that will be replaced with new ones for next school year. 50$ could get you several computers & screens. And those are usually build well.