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What Is Debian GNU/Linux?
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   Debian GNU/Linux is a complete and powerful Unix-compatible
operating system for IBM PC and compatible machines with an 80386 or
faster processor.  In effect, it is a preliminary release of the GNU
operating system, integrating the available parts of GNU with the Linux
kernel.

Computer Requirements (CPU and Architecture)
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   In general, Debian GNU/Linux will run on most IBM PC and compatible
machines with ISA, EISA, VLB, or PCI architecture and an 80386, 80486,
or Pentium processor.  This includes both desktop and laptop systems.
Linux will not run on machines with IBM's proprietary Micro Channel
Architecture (MCA)--most notably, this means that Debian GNU/Linux
will not run on the IBM PS/2.

Disk Space Requirements
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   A minimal installation of Debian GNU/Linux requires slightly over ten
megabytes of disk space.  This minimal system includes everything needed
to install and run a Debian GNU/Linux system, but it will be difficult
to do anything beyond that without installing additional software
packages.  A typical installation without the X Window System requires
approximately forty megabytes of disk space, and a typical installation
with the X Window System requires approximately sixty megabytes of disk
space.  The actual disk space requirements will depend greatly on which
optional software packages you install, of course.

RAM Requirements
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   Debian GNU/Linux requires at least four megabytes of RAM during
installation and normal system use, and eight megabytes of RAM when
running the X Window System.  In general, the more memory installed in
the machine, the faster it will run.  For comparison, adding memory to
a machine running MS-DOS will not result in much of a performance
increase, but adding memory to a machine running Debian GNU/Linux will
have a noticeable effect on performance.

More Information
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   For more information about Debian GNU/Linux, please visit the World
Wide Web page http://www.debian.org/.

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