I definitely remember installing it off 20+ floppies onto a 386 back in the day. Most of the disks contained packages and you didn't need to install all of them though.
I definitely remember installing it off 20+ floppies onto a 386 back in the day. Most of the disks contained packages and you didn't need to install all of them though.
IIRC Emacs took up a significant number of disks
To be fair, that's pretty much an entire operating system. Just one that lacks its own kernel. It even takes a while to boot up!
Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping
Eight Megabytes would be a feature, these days.