From: Scott J. <sc...@sc...> - 2001-12-30 02:41:44
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Jack, Doubtful win2k would even load or run on that box. Go linux and check out this page for a rundown on the diffs between SCO and Linux http://pcunix.com/Linux/scolindiff.html You won't have any trouble running Linux and MH on that box. I have clients running RedHat 6.x on similar boxes so I know X should run fine. KDE 1.x even runs respectably if you wanted to go that route. I ran MH with the festival tts engine on a 486 with 40mb for awhile...it worked, but there was a long delay between the time the engine started and the speech actually came out. Maybe the 133 is enough faster to be tolerable. I also had trouble with ibutton temperatures, but again maybe that box has enough juice for it to work. Scott Jack Inman wrote: > I am starting a new install of misterhome on a dell laptop. I did not > see a FAQ, sooo. > > Which is a better choice MS win 2000, Linux, Solaris to start with. I > don't mind changing later if it does not work out. I have very much > Unix experience on Solaris and SCO UNIX, some on win 2000 and none on > Linux. I use perl every day and a little HTML so that's not an issue. > I have a fixed ip address cable connection and want to get the whole > web suite running eventually. Not to interested in talking to it, but > like the idea of it keeping me up to date on what is going on by voice > and email. > > I have an Interlogic 1400e. I load my HA commands into it from a DOS > program. I just turn lights on and off now. > > First post for me so take it easy. > |