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pos of comp :P
im using a pos for a web development server...
jus wondering if a 133mhrz 64mb ram .... havnt decided on the OS....
that's why im here... which OS should i put on this...
and will this comp be enough to run apache, php, mysql, phpmyadmin
jus wondering if a 133mhrz 64mb ram .... havnt decided on the OS....
that's why im here... which OS should i put on this...
and will this comp be enough to run apache, php, mysql, phpmyadmin
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And I'm with markl999! GNU/Linux on it! My suggestion is Debian - http://www.debian.org
133mhrz and 64mb ram are good enough for a development server. You can even leave it without a VGA board and monitor (use them only to set it up). You'll need just a LAN card and a power cable, all configuration and maintenance can be done remotely (command line rocks).
My development server is a 266mmx with 32mb ram powered by Debian Sarge Gnu/Linux and I'm pretty served with it.
Good luck,
Scorphus.
133mhrz and 64mb ram are good enough for a development server. You can even leave it without a VGA board and monitor (use them only to set it up). You'll need just a LAN card and a power cable, all configuration and maintenance can be done remotely (command line rocks).
My development server is a 266mmx with 32mb ram powered by Debian Sarge Gnu/Linux and I'm pretty served with it.
Good luck,
Scorphus.
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Go for the Debian GNU/Linux.
Get the Woody (stable version) ISO's (download them direct or file by file with a great tool called jigdo) you can find all information on http://www.debian.org .
Also, subscribe to the Mailing Lists ( http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/ ) specially to the debian-user one ( http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/ ). Another good resource for documentation is The Linux Documentation Project ( http://www.tldp.org ) and also Google of course (search in mailing list archive).
There are yet some IRC channels on irc.debian.org such as #debian,#gnome and others...
Go for it!
-- Scorphus
Get the Woody (stable version) ISO's (download them direct or file by file with a great tool called jigdo) you can find all information on http://www.debian.org .
Also, subscribe to the Mailing Lists ( http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/ ) specially to the debian-user one ( http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/ ). Another good resource for documentation is The Linux Documentation Project ( http://www.tldp.org ) and also Google of course (search in mailing list archive).
There are yet some IRC channels on irc.debian.org such as #debian,#gnome and others...
Go for it!
-- Scorphus
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