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it is startx not xstart<br />
100mb is not much for xwindows.<br />
You will very soon run out of space.<br />
you might be able to mount another disk as<br />
/usr/X11R6 may be much cheaper in the long run if you value<br />
your time<br />
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it is startx not xstart
100mb is not much for xwindows.
You will very soon run out of space.
you might be able to mount another disk as
/usr/X11R6 may be much cheaper in the long run if you value
your time



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that means I should buy another hard disk?<br />
So how many Mbytes should I add for installing xwindows?<br />
thank you<br />

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that means I should buy another hard disk?
So how many Mbytes should I add for installing xwindows?
thank you


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Go for atleast 4 GB and keep 1 GB only for LINUX<br />
venks<br />

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Go for atleast 4 GB and keep 1 GB only for LINUX
venks


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chm: depends on what you want to do with linux.<br />
what do you want to do?<br />
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chm: depends on what you want to do with linux.
what do you want to do?



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using basic xwindows, word star and netscape<br />

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using basic xwindows, word star and netscape


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Since my old computer have less storage,<br />
I even do not have install the Xwindows config.<br />
Now I cannot open xwindows even through I type 'xstart'.<br />
How do I overcome it?<br />
<br />
And then I only have a 100Mbyte space, what basic components should I install( I want X windows installed)?<br />
<br />
thank you<br />

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Since my old computer have less storage,
I even do not have install the Xwindows config.
Now I cannot open xwindows even through I type 'xstart'.
How do I overcome it?

And then I only have a 100Mbyte space, what basic components should I install( I want X windows installed)?

thank you


X windows configuration

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