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What disros works on low end, slow, very outdated pc's? (lemmy.fmhy.ml)
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So i have a bunch of pc's/laptops/computers and such that my family members refuse to depart with even though there really bad. so far they mangae to keep 4 bulky computers in total, we do have some new-ish ones but theses ones im talking about need some loving.1 computer is 32 bit and has 2gb of ram, the other 3 have 64-bit and range from 1gb of ram- to 2 and one of which has only 75 space hardrive.

are there any linux distros that might work becasue im a noob who uses windows so im very lost. any tips or suggestions or something would be great.

also if im posting in the wrong plac eplease let me know in the comments.

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[-] 73kk13@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 2 years ago

Would also recommend Debian or Puppy. Maybe also take a look at Distrochooser?

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