is there a distro native to those desktop?
seems like you have two options
1.installed distro with 60,000 programs -kde and gnome distros
2.live cd(dsl, knobix)light and slow(cd lag)
people say there are too many distros, i say they need one more.
one simple easy install without every program ever written for linux.
i really liked several of distro on my faster box but it's running windows to support GB-PVR and really would like something simple to run on my 633mhz box just for basic stuff.
must have
samba(awesome program!) does a better job then M$
convert cd to mp3
surf the web fast(not firefox or koncour both are too slow)
email client
ftp server/client
maybe a web server-must be easy to set
which distro would you go with with those requirements?
xfce is on fedora and on install you can leave out kde and gnome..
They are both LiveCDs, but can be installed to your HDD if you want. Both are light-weight (DSL is only ~48M and Puppy is ~60M or ~90M, depending on your choice), and you can add whatever individual packages you want.