PC2100 ram sticks

[N2CHX]

Tell you what... I have access to some much newer machines. They were purchased in bulk from a college auction. They are quad core running at 2.4 or 2.6 gHz and have 4gb of RAM. If you can wait a few days until I can get to where they are stored, Santa will ship one to you. Just add monitor, keyboard and mouse.

That work? I can't find any of the PC2100, 2700 or 3200 I had laying around here. I may have finally gotten rid of it.

BTW, these may or may not have Windows 7 on them as well. I think they at least have a working license key. Not sure what's left in the stock. Some had them, some didn't. They all had a 160 to 250 gb hard drive.

[W2NAP]

Tell you what... I have access to some much newer machines. They were purchased in bulk from a college auction. They are quad core running at 2.4 or 2.6 gHz and have 4gb of RAM. If you can wait a few days until I can get to where they are stored, Santa will ship one to you. Just add monitor, keyboard and mouse. That work? I can't find any of the PC2100, 2700 or 3200 I had laying around here. I may have finally gotten rid of it.

BTW, these may or may not have Windows 7 on them as well. I think they at least have a working license key. Not sure what's left in the stock. Some had them, some didn't. They all had a 160 to 250 gb hard drive.

that works, Thanks!. as for OS its fine if it don't have any OS, I'll put Debian on it or some distro of linux.

[N2CHX]

that works, Thanks!. as for OS its fine if it don't have any OS, I'll put Debian on it or some distro of linux.

Cool. I will be going to the storage site tomorrow evening. I have three of these in my office and they run Linux quite nicely.

[W2NAP]

Cool. I will be going to the storage site tomorrow evening. I have three of these in my office and they run Linux quite nicely.

I been running debian 8 lxde stable

[N2CHX]

OK.... I snagged one tonight... So where is this going? Please PM :-)

[N2CHX]

I been running debian 8 lxde stable

Cool. I'm liking CentOS a lot, especially for servers. But outside of that, for anything that isn't a Raspberry Pi, I like Mint Cinnamon.

[KJ3N]

.... I like Mint Cinnamon.

Is it wafer thin? ;)

[W2NAP]

Cool. I'm liking CentOS a lot, especially for servers. But outside of that, for anything that isn't a Raspberry Pi, I like Mint Cinnamon.

server that runs the allstar/echolink on the repeater is CentOS. app_rpt folks did come up with a newer version so to speak built on Debian. my home box been using Debian LXDE. I like Debian for the stability. packages might be a touch older then say mint/ubuntu but man is it stable. Most of my linux exp. has been with Debian so I guess for me its a comfort thing.

[N2CHX]

Is it wafer thin? ;)

Only in the fall.

[N2CHX]

server that runs the allstar/echolink on the repeater is CentOS. app_rpt folks did come up with a newer version so to speak built on Debian. my home box been using Debian LXDE. I like Debian for the stability. packages might be a touch older then say mint/ubuntu but man is it stable. Most of my linux exp. has been with Debian so I guess for me its a comfort thing.

Actually, Ubuntu and Mint are Debian based, so some packages in Debian might be updated a bit sooner. I never really looked into how the package flow goes, to be honest, and I develop software haha.

Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, there is no wrong when it comes to Linux

BTW Debian was the only flavor of Linux I could get to install on some old HP servers I inherited from a radio station in New Orleans after Katrina. Everything else bombed trying to install on the big RAID array, but Debian happily installed and ran just fine. It's a good O/S. IMO Ubuntu is too dumbed down now. Great for the average user who needs user-friendliness and for things to just work but not get into the bowels of things, but not for someone who likes to tinker around with stuff. I spend a lot of time in a terminal window.