Re: gtk+ and gtk-engines slow

[bratsche dfw net]

There's no reason why GNOME shouldn't be able to run on the 486 machines
of which Miguel spoke. I think expecting them to run the pixmap theme may
be pushing it though. And expecting them to run a beefed up E theme is
just nuts. But GNOME by itself, without all the chrome, should be able to
run on a 486 with 16-24 megs I think. I need to get a new power supply for
my 486, but when I do I'll be glad to test it. (66mhz with 16 megs).

On Mon, 25 Jan 1999, Johan Groth wrote:

> Which leaves us the following question: What is a decent machine; a 33
> MHz 386 with 16 MB or a 66MHz 486 DX2 32 MB or a 100MHz 486 DX4 with 32
> MB or does it have to be a 90 MHz P5 with 64 MB?
> 
> ///Johan
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