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Hi :)
Machines of that low spec have trouble with Windows Xp too.  A fresh
reinstall of Windows just about works for maybe a year.  Generally
with that age of machine it's a case of frequent defrags and stick to
old versions of programs such as MS Office.

Ubuntu is not the lightest distro.  It is made to compete with Win7/8
rather than Win98.  If you want something lighter and faster then go
for a distro that requires much lower specs.  For example Xubuntu or
Lubuntu or pretty much anything else.
Regards from
Tom :)



On 25 November 2013 08:14, Marcello Romani <mromani@ottotecnica.com> wrote:
Il 25/11/2013 09:01, M Henri Day ha scritto:

2013/11/24 Urmas <davian818@gmail.com>

"Tom Davies":


The article itself clearly states that the project was easily within
budget.  Plus the organisation didn't have to upgrade any hardware.
See paragraphs 6 & 7 under the heading "Cost".

The report is missing the salaries. Also, there is no way the machine
with
Windows NT could run Ubuntu 10.10, which is the ultimate Limux base. They
have to upgrade the old hardware out in order to do that.


«[N]o way in which the machine [sic !] with Windows NT could run Ubuntu
10.10 ...» One of the more absurd comments I've yet seen, as anyone here
can verify by checking the Ubuntu system requirements, available here :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements.
Signature «Umas» is about as credible here as when s/he made statements
about Chinese glyphs....

Putting «Umas»' comments aside, I'd still very much like to know if the
Foundation is involved in München's migration from OpenOffice to
LibreOffice....

Henri


I have an actual machine which is pretty close to those minimum hardware
requirements.
It works, and I sometimes use it. But work on it 8 hr a day? No way, bro!
As much as I love Linux, LibO and all, citing the operating system official
minimum hardware requirements is definitely _not_ the way to prove Munich
didn't have to do any hardware upgrades.

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Marcello Romani


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