Linux Mint recommended requirements

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kane_of_nod

Linux Mint recommended requirements

Post by kane_of_nod »

Hello

I am Portuguese, and I am making a project to get Linux in my school pc's. I need to know what are the recommended (mininum) requirements to Linux Mint 5 .

My schools pcs are a bit older, but they run windows xp pretty well.. what do you hink ?
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Critom

Re: Linux Mint recommended requirements

Post by Critom »

From my limited experience with Mint i have found it to run well on 3 computers. The lowest spec being a laptop with 32mb integrated GFX and 512 mb of ram and a 2mhz pentium moble cpu.
That laptop runs all including Compiz (limited: i had to turn it off as the GFX mem wasn't enough to run well enough) i use cairo dock which i can use with gnome compositing. All in all even on the laptop I find no speed decrease over XP.
kane_of_nod

Re: Linux Mint recommended requirements

Post by kane_of_nod »

I need some directed information please..

like Ubuntu has on wikipedia =S


please
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Re: Linux Mint recommended requirements

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Around the same, though the minimum requirements on Ubuntu is lower because of the alternate install CD. Recommended is 512MB RAM and 1 GHz CPU, but it can run on lower as, though the live session will be sluggish.
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