[Kevin Mark] > What about: '100-300MHZ system desktop(XFCE)' > > Also, based upon the cpu/mem info, display: > you machine has a 766MHZ processor with 128MB memory. > [x]KDE desktop environment[500mhz or greater] > [ ]GNOME desktop evirnoenne[500mhz or greater] > [ ]XFCE desktop enviorneme[300mhz or greater] > [ ]TWM desktop enviroemnet[100mhz or greater] Your implication that some absolute number of MHz means much about system performance is very i386-centric. May as well go back to using the bogomips value, at least the bogo- prefix is honest. (Now, amount of RAM is at least _somewhat_ comparable as a metric for what combination of apps will thrash the system and what might not. For a single-user, single-login machine. Doesn't particularly apply to, say, a terminal server.)
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