[How To] Editing The Xorg .conf File

[Satissh S]

Use slackware, it is a great distro for those hardware platforms where processing power and system memory aren't great. It can be a little trying if u'r completely new to linux, but setting up takes 25 mins approx and configuring takes some 15 mins.

Website : *slackware.com/
Slackbook : *slackbook.org/

As an aside, you may want to try Zipslack, a slackware variant that can fit into a zip disk. slackware is a _very_ stable distro, i suggest u use Xfce desktop Environment, which is low on resources. Enjoy Slacking.

 

[elumalai]

k..slackware?? i'm not aware of that..
is it having the GUI as in windows xp or red hat or any other linux flavours.

my friend told only due to h/w limitations my linux keeps on giving probs...
i think i have to try previous versions of red hat.

 

[Satissh S]

umm..hardware??
could you elaborate a bit on your hardware please?? If possible run a knoppix live-cd and give me the out put of the following
i.e post the following file log.txt, here
# lspci > log.txt
# lsmod >> log.txt
# lsusb >> log.txt
please do the above and if possible give your full hardware configuration.