How Much HD Space for Linux?

[mascarasnake]

I honestly don't know. I don't print very often (my only printer is a 
stylewriter 2400 and I haven't even bought a cartridge for it in over a 
year). Whenever I absolutely need to print, I just save the doc as a .ps 
or .pdf, post it to my ISPs free web space and print it when I'm doing 
work on this little network I volunteer for.

Theoretically tho, I don't see how not having KDE would break CUPS. 
Again I know less than next to nothing on the subject of printing in Linux.

sorry I couldn't be of help.

Ed Sutherland wrote:

> mascarasnake wrote:
> 
>> Confession time:
>>  If you're not adverse to the wipe and replace method, a big space 
>> saver would be pick a DTE and not install both. I have a 6 GB HDD on 
>> my PC and only installed GNOME (KDE just wigs me out for some reason 
>> and konqueror crashes way too much).
> 
> 
> 
> Ah! The perfect man to ask this question: I *love the look of Gnome but 
> absolutely require CUPS support for my printer. How do I go about 
> getting a working CUPS printer acknowledged by Gnome?
> 
>>
>> I haven't encountered it yet with either of my linux boxes, but I've 
>> seen on both Mac OS and Winders that overall performance really starts 
>> to suffer when the disks get about 2/3 to 3/4 full.
>>
> Yes. I didn't even know I'd run out of disk space until this morning 
> when I kept getting these "not enough room for file xx" messages. I 
> agree about Mac OS X. About the only time it truly feels fast is right 
> after a fresh install.
> 
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