Quote Originally Posted by Kethinov
Pentium 4 1.7ghz, 256mb ddr ram, 32mb ATI agp graphics card, 52x CDROM.
Should be plenty fast. You may or may not need to boot with xmodule=ati.

No CD burner on campus. Getting online shouldnt be hard. The college uses a simple dhcp system. Auto IP requesting etc. I think saving Knoppix settings to a floppy would work, but saving my projects on a floppy would definitely not. I'd have to do it remotely somehow, such as through SSH. I sure would like to be able to edit a remote document right in KWrite and save it without having to dick with FTP though. I like Linux and I like having a console when I need it but I really hate using the console and I really hate console based apps.
Well, what would you say if I told you that you can use ssh AND the GUI? Yes and there is nothing to set up either. Simply open Konqueror (web browser) and use Fish. What's fish? Try this and see.

fish://[email protected]

As long as an ssh daemon is running on your remote box you should be able to log in. Then you can just drag and drop files as usual. It's very cool. If for some reason fish won't work there is a graphical ftp client that can use ssh too- gftp.

Thanks to aay for showing me fish.