14 Feb
2001
14 Feb
'01
10:15 a.m.
healyzh skrev:
Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> > Are Net and OpenBSD light-weight OSes? Holy smokes!
>
> OpenBSD, no. NetBSD, yes.
I'm curious why you say OpenBSD isn't
light-weight. It'll run just fine on
a system with as little as 16MB, and works great on something like 24MB
(which I think is what my firewall has). I think I've run it in as little
as 8MB on a Alpha based DEC Multia.
Are you saying 16 MB is little? And I thoiught the over 4 MB demands of NetBSD
was pushing it...
Basically I'm just wondering if this is a different
version of Light-Weight
than I'm used to. (Of course I've run Linux and X-Windows on a 386sx/16
based laptop with Math Coprocessor and 4MB RAM, now that's a tight fit)
Linux is a big heap of bloat. It seems every UNIX is, too.
My definition of light-weight is floppy-based, sub-4 MB.
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