Re: Linux + Eclipse
jonasforssell@xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
I'm concidering buying a used laptop with 128 MB ram and 10 GB disk.
I will put Linux on it and run Eclipse for Java development.
Speed is not primary although I'd like to avoid constant swapping.
Are the specs too feeble or is there a chance this will work?
/Jonas
You can always use a LiveCD (like Slax) to check it out.
Slax allows you to build a "custom" distribution that include
Elispe/Java modules, which are trivial to create.
-Bryan
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