The main concern I have is: what filesystem to use on the storage partition

If you're using Windows as well, you're likely limited.

The main concern I have is: what filesystem to use on the storage partition

Given that there is nothing supported for free by windows that isnt a burning dumpster fire...

ntfs or exfat

That's what I thought

Given that there is nothing supported for free by windows that isnt a burning dumpster fire...

No, windows supports telemetry for free.

No, windows supports telemetry for free.

Lol

No, windows supports telemetry for free.

*in the case of filesystems

And telemtry is a burning dumpster fire, just one that works well by accident for microshit.

*in the case of filesystems

Oh yeah OK.. (if they could, they'd probably enable telemetry on that too)

And telemtry is a burning dumpster fire, just one that works well by accident for microshit.

^

The best you could do with Windows 10 is installing LTSB version

And that is spied too

The best you could do with Windows 10 is installing LTSB version

You need it for work?

Yes,I need to use some proprietary software

Funny part is, I bet you could even get a lightweight Linux distro to work nicely on this ??

Funny part is, I bet you could even get a lightweight Linux distro to work nicely on this ??

I’m pretty sure!

For sure!

On Linux almost always there is a solución/workaround

Man, nostalgia. Was it a 486 or Pentium?

Handy to bring into data centers ?

Handy to bring into data centers ?

Hmmm i took a look and It's a libretto 30ct

As i read on the internet, AMD 486 DX4 100 MHz, 8 MB RAM, 750 MB hard disk, 6.1" TFT display

But I would have to test it

They are Brand new

Only turned on one of them, and started with the Windows 95 install process

Although small keyboard is great, would do a nice portable. It is the size of a VHS case

The battery probably needs replacing, still, but that looks awesome. Yeah, the new Gemini does remind me of this too

The battery is completely dead

Libretto has a serial port, right?

It has a mini dock

Libretto has a serial port, right?

I think It is from a second name of Toshiba for south Korea, they had to sell It under another name, COMOS, maybe assembled there. I remember it has Korean keyboard

Well, I think It's korean

As i read on the internet, AMD 486 DX4 100 MHz, 8 MB RAM, 750 MB hard disk, 6.1" TFT display

I saw a video yesterday, how guy have booted modern Gentoo distro on computer with same specs, with the newest kernel

Those are Korean characters, yeah

Do we still do 32-bit x86?

The battery is completely dead

Can you change it?

I Saw on internet the battery is just some regular rechargeable cells in series

They can be replaced

Fedora is only 64 now

Let's wait for a project called Fedora32 now

Do we still do 32-bit x86?

Only as 26 upgrade.

I saw a video yesterday, how guy have booted modern Gentoo distro on computer with same specs, with the newest kernel

11 minutes to boot lol

There is a SIG trying to start but unless enough members and supportes bother to not only fill it but also to port fixes back into 32 bit kernels...

32 bit is dead, most distros consider or have dropped it. You should too when you have the chance.

11 minutes to boot lol

But it works. And you can build 2.6, not 4.14

yeah lol

Hello!

Welcome! Please, read the pinned message.

KDE or Gnome?

Manjaro was very good with KDE

GNOME shell?

Or simple GNOME?

Or GNOME classic flashback?

GNOME shell?

gnome on xorg or gnome on wayland?

KDE or Gnome?

Plain console.

Lol

On xorg

ERROR: S client not available

Wayland doesn't work well with my hw

Cursor hangs while Gnome is doing animations

I think I'll install gmome

dnf upgrade --best --allowerasing --refresh

Doesn't this actually perform an upgrade?

I think I'll install gmome

I go with KDE because it's more customizble and have enough widgets and tools that you don't need to install additional tools. I think gnome is made to be simple for whose don't car and just want to jocus on his job

I used yo think that

But it is also true that KDE tends to be a bit bloated with apps

And on the other hand, the gnome version has a better selection of preinstalled apps

But it is also true that KDE tends to be a bit bloated with apps

right, there is 3 internet browser, 3 file managers... I don't know why 3:

right, there is 3 internet browser, 3 file managers... I don't know why 3:

Which three file managers?

Which three file managers?

dolphin, krusader, konqueror

right, there is 3 internet browser, 3 file managers... I don't know why 3:

Maybe they are christian and they love Trinity ?

Well, krusider is a Norton Commander-like specific stuff, people usually use it with normal file managers combined

Wtf

@jflory @Kohane

@jflory @Kohane

@AnXh3L0

Removed

@AnXh3L0

I don't see him online much

I don't see him online much

I'm around all the time

I'm around all the time

Never saw you on for a while, thanks for removing spam.

For file explorers there is dolphin

If you want something more "productive" you have mc

Wtf

What happened?

What happened?

Some really weird spam "suicide girls community"

WTF...

One fast question: sda1 fedora, sda2 Ruindows. Boot partition is sda2. Would being sda1 the boot partition make the boot process faster?

But it is also true that KDE tends to be a bit bloated with apps

Try opening a line of communication with the KDE SIG, maybe?

Well, I tend to consider that if they put it that way, there has to be some reason... It's my point of view but I'm not an eminence on this

I try to learn and understand, simply are some things that go above my thoughts

right, there is 3 internet browser, 3 file managers... I don't know why 3:

Same annoyance I had. It's just pitiful.