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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat GUI for RHEL5 on low memory system Post 302867171 by Corona688 on Wednesday 23rd of October 2013 02:48:09 PM
Old 10-23-2013
When I had to use X on a 128MB PIII machine, I used Fluxbox. DOSbox and the like ran fine.

The difference is startling. With 128MB and Gnome I couldn't run GIMP in the remaining memory. With 128MB and Fluxbox, I could compile GIMP in the remaining memory.

Fluxbox does not give you a file browser, however!
 

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gnutv(1)						      General Commands Manual							  gnutv(1)

NAME
gnutv - a digital tv utility. SYNOPSIS
gnutv [options]<channelname> DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the gnutv commands. gnutv is a digital tv utility. OPTIONS
-adapter <id> adapter to use (default 0) -frontend <id> frontend to use (default 0) -demux <id> demux to use (default 0) -caslotnum <id> ca slot number to use (default 0) -channels <filename> channels.conf file -secfile <filename> Optional sec.conf file -secid <secid> ID of the SEC configuration to use, one of: * UNIVERSAL (default) - Europe, 10800 to 11800 MHz and 11600 to 12700 Mhz, Dual LO, loband 9750, hiband 10600 MHz * DBS - Expressvu, North America, 12200 to 12700 MHz, Single LO, 11250 MHz * STANDARD - 10945 to 11450 Mhz, Single LO, 10000 Mhz * ENHANCED - Astra, 10700 to 11700 MHz, Single LO, 9750 MHz * C-BAND - Big Dish, 3700 to 4200 MHz, Single LO, 5150 Mhz * C-MULTI - Big Dish - Multipoint LNBf, 3700 to 4200 MHz, Dual LO, H:5150MHz, V:5750MHz * One of the sec definitions from the secfile if supplied -out decoder Output to hardware decoder (default) -out decoderabypass Output to hardware decoder using audio bypass -out dvr Output stream to dvr device -out null Do not output anything -out stdout Out- put to stdout -out file <filename> Output stream to file -out udp <address> <port> Output stream to address:port using udp -out udpif <address> <port> <interface> Output stream to address:port using udp forcing the specified interface -out rtp <address> <port> Output stream to address:port using udp-rtp -out rtpif <address> <port> <interface> Output stream to address:port using udp-rtp forcing the specified interface -timeout <secs> Number of seconds to output channel for (0=>exit immediately after successful tuning, default is to output forever) -cammenu Show the CAM menu -nomoveca Do not attempt to move CA descriptors from stream to programme level -h print this help text This manual page was written by Uwe Bugla <uwe.bugla@gmx.de>. February 14, 2010 gnutv(1)
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