Re: [Dev-C++] Minimum system requirements for dev-cpp 4?

It should run one your toshiba fine. It may be a little slow, but shouldn't too
bad. I myself ran DevCpp on a machine of similar specs and it worked fine.

As for DevCpp on Linux, it should run on nearly every Linux box with GCC and
Xwindows. Downside is that the current version is a beta, and I myself have
experience quite a few bugs. I would recommend using emacs for right now until
DevCpp for Linux gets better.

Quoting "Christopher D. Reimer" <cr...@ra...>:

> Greetings!
> 
> What are the minimum system requirements for dev-cpp 4 for the windows
> 
> and linux versions?  I couldn't find that info on the website.
> 
> I'm taking classes at the local college to become a web developer and
> would like to do my homework assignments away from home on my laptop
> (a
> Toshiba 420CDS with a Pentium 100 and 40MB RAM).  Since I'm taking
> intro
> courses over the next year, I'm not doing any heavy duty programming
> with
> my laptop.  I got MS Visual C++ 6 at home if I need to do a complex
> homework assignment.  Will dev-cpp 4 work well on my laptop with
> either
> Windows 98 or Linux (SuSE 7.3 and the Black Box window manager)?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Christopher Reimer
> 
> 
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