alt Hacker NewsNETBSD still can run on it too :) Best and most portable os in the history
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messe • yesterday at 2:39 PM
> most portable os
Eh... I think the Linux kernel + your choice of libc/userland has it beat these days.
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NETBSD still can run on it too :) Best and most portable os in the history
> most portable os
Eh... I think the Linux kernel + your choice of libc/userland has it beat these days.
I have a 486DX2 at 66 that I have as pet project to mess with Windows 95, MSDOS and S.u.S.E. Linux 5.3 . SuSE 5.3 was my first full distro (the whole pack of 6 cdroms), and I had good memories of how was easy to install stuff with YaST.
I could try to upgrade to the mighty Am486DX5 at 133. I managed to get one, but I need to mod the MBO to give the low voltage required by it. The MBO it's prepared to it, but don't have populated the regulator...