shaun
08-23-2003, 09:11 PM
Hi All,
as an experienced windows user/installer(installer,installer,installer.....) I can find out what programs are running and whether I need then or not quite easily. Being new to the Linux world I would like to have the same sort of information.
The reason is that I have a Win98/Knoppix (hdinstalled) system but under Linux things are just a little bit slower, (although there is a 'solid feel' about the system), how can I find out what programs are running and is there a list anyware of what they all do and how to stop the ones that I do not require. I think that I need to get back to a Linux system that is equivalent to Win98 for comparison and then ass the services that are important to me.
My system basically is used for word processing, surfing and playing music so I am not after anything flash, just a basic solid machine.
If anybody can point me to the appropriate resource it would be much appreciated.
Shaun
as an experienced windows user/installer(installer,installer,installer.....) I can find out what programs are running and whether I need then or not quite easily. Being new to the Linux world I would like to have the same sort of information.
The reason is that I have a Win98/Knoppix (hdinstalled) system but under Linux things are just a little bit slower, (although there is a 'solid feel' about the system), how can I find out what programs are running and is there a list anyware of what they all do and how to stop the ones that I do not require. I think that I need to get back to a Linux system that is equivalent to Win98 for comparison and then ass the services that are important to me.
My system basically is used for word processing, surfing and playing music so I am not after anything flash, just a basic solid machine.
If anybody can point me to the appropriate resource it would be much appreciated.
Shaun