[00:24] so i have a tiny netbook and neet to install linux on it [00:24] whats a nice lil distro [02:17] lubuntu? xubuntu? [02:27] too big [02:27] i mean in disk space [02:30] Puppy [02:30] jedijf is really the expert on installing linux on vintage laptops :) [02:31] DSL [02:38] Tiny Core [02:39] http://distrowatch.com/ [02:40] or go through the list ^ [02:41] rmg51: i was using puppy, which i found in distrowatch === square-r10t is now known as square-r00t [09:34] pvl1: you can install very light builds of lubuntu. preparing for fosscon, i really liked crunchbang, but if you need ultra mini, you really can't go wrong with puppy or one of the puppy offshoots [09:37] thats for when i wake up sometime in the evening [09:39] waltman: netbooks in general are too young to be considered vintage yet - LOL - heck, x21 - x31's were netbook-like without the 'marketing' name and are still usable [10:25] Morning [11:03] Morning. [11:03] Speaking of fosscon I'm goinmg to tour the venue next week. [12:36] morning-- [13:44] jedijf: so you're thinking that pvl1's netbook is too *new* for you? :) [13:44] which venue? [13:44] Franklin institute. [13:44] it's not final, but there ya go. [13:47] Huh. A dark horse! [14:24] waltman: i really should benchmark an x31 vs my acer netbook(arm) and see - like real world stuff - i know web on my x21 is shady, but then again it's running a 4 year old install [14:24] i should crunchbang them both up and comapre [17:07] What's fosscon [17:15] fosscon! [17:15] pvl1: it's our open source conference here in philly [17:16] when?! [17:16] http://fosscon.org/ [17:17] kool ty [17:17] brb