Good version of Linux for Low-End Hardware
I have a PenIII laptop thats 500 Mhz that i would like to put to some use. Im looking for a simple version of linux that i can install on it but still windows-like in user interface. can anyone recommend a good version of linux that i can run on this computer?
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TinyMe a stripped down PCLOS distro or Puppy Linux.
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Ubuntu without the pretty eye candy runs quite well in low-end machines.
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if you still have doubts, you can try xubuntu, it's designed for older pcs.
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PCLinuxOS is another good choice for low end hardware I was running it on a PIII laptop with no problems, the only thing I had trouble configuring was the addon WiFi card but that wasn't a major, it works very well for what you need.
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try dsl "damn small linux"
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I would also suggest trying Xubuntu. It's lighter than Ubuntu but still looks nice by default and has a lot of Ubuntu's features.
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Would it support pfsense, for a low-end pc load-balance router?
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i think PCLinuxOS is good for low-end hardware