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Actually ICE isn't included with RedHat 7.3 so you would have to download
it. I actually haven't tested my ICE configuration on RedHat, but I'm posting
from it now thanks to Warren helping me to get it up and running. However
on the whole, I think Mandrake 8.2 may be a better bet than RedHat 7.3, and
Mandrake 8.2 includes ICE and my configuration was developed for Mandrake,
but I have also had it running on the Libranet version of Debian. I know
it doesn't work with Caldera 3.1.1 because of "security reasons" that I don't
seem to be able to overcome. So I don't know for sure about RedHat. It
could be a go, or it could be a bust. It's very dependent on the system
allowing ICE to access the custom graphics folder.<br>
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Mimpin Halim wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Saturday 25 May 2002 14:35, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:<br>Nope i'm using Pentium III and I;m using GNome. I had this computer for almost <br>3 years and never encounter serious problem.<br><br>Thanks for your suggestion though. Where can I get this IceWM thingy?<br><br>Lucas<br><br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">Ha! You must have one of the early versions of Pentium 4. Being a<br>dedicated AMD fan, I'll keep my mouth shut. But I suspect the thermal<br>throttling is causing your P4 to run at half of it stated clock speed.<br><br>But the main issue is, I suppose you are running KDE. With "only" 128 M<br>memory, you are really asking for trouble.<br><br>My suggestion is, if you do not intend to add more Rambus RAMs (no use<br>wasting your hard earned $$$--an advice from someone with a very biased<br>mind), you should use IceWM as your default window manager. It takes up<br>only 4~5 MB of memory. (KDE takes up ~32 or so MB? My knowledge is<br>totally out of date. Might have improved since my last check.)<br><br>However, IceWM needs to be highly customized in order to be<br>user-friendly. Our own George (aka Joe Linux) of Kailua has done an<br>extensive work in making IceWM useable. This is an excellent product<br>made in Hawaii, and I am very proud to mention it.<br><b
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