Yes, it can be done!
I got very tired of Windows '95 crapping out all the time... I switched all PC desktops in our company to Linux in late 1997; 50 seats all running RedHat 5.0 with NextStep GUI as I recall... later switched to Mandrake / KDE and haven't looked back.
And we're mostly still running the same old Pentium 120s with a mere 32 Mb RAM and have saved a bundle of money.
We have an old (17 years!) RCA color set that probably wouldn't ever get turned on if it wasn't for our rugrats... thank God for PBS's Children's Programming. I haven't watched Prime Time TV since... since...oh, yah! Netscape 1.0...;-) Commercial TV is utter twaddle...
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Yes, it can be done! I got very tired of Windows '95 crapping out all the time... I switched all PC desktops in our company to Linux in late 1997; 50 seats all running RedHat 5.0 with NextStep GUI as I recall... later switched to Mandrake / KDE and haven't looked back. And we're mostly still running the same old Pentium 120s with a mere 32 Mb RAM and have saved a bundle of money.
I was there and witnessed Paul Nolan himself demonstrating the advanced features... amazing software.... download it immediately!
We have an old (17 years!) RCA color set that probably wouldn't ever get turned on if it wasn't for our rugrats... thank God for PBS's Children's Programming. I haven't watched Prime Time TV since... since...oh, yah! Netscape 1.0... ;-) Commercial TV is utter twaddle...