I have iTunes running on a 400MHz Celeron laptop with 128MB ram on Linux, using Crossover Office. The machine is even running KDE. iTunes isn't speedy on this machine, but it is usable.
If I browse to slashdot the sound will cut out momentarily, but as a single-purpose piece of hardware it can run iTunes acceptably.
Short for, I think, Ron's Mud Client. It's a gtk app and it works pretty well. I ended up switching to TinyFugue because it is better at scripting and it's easier to play over ssh while you're supposed to be going to your next university class. Search on Freshmeat or on Google for it.
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I have iTunes running on a 400MHz Celeron laptop with 128MB ram on Linux, using Crossover Office. The machine is even running KDE. iTunes isn't speedy on this machine, but it is usable.
If I browse to slashdot the sound will cut out momentarily, but as a single-purpose piece of hardware it can run iTunes acceptably.
Short for, I think, Ron's Mud Client. It's a gtk app and it works pretty well. I ended up switching to TinyFugue because it is better at scripting and it's easier to play over ssh while you're supposed to be going to your next university class. Search on Freshmeat or on Google for it.