Have you tried ant of these on an old system? Edubuntu 14 64/32 bit Ubuntu 14 64/32 bit Lubuntu 14 32 bit Linux Lite 2 32 bit Linux Mint Cinnamon 17 64/32 bit Linux Mint MATE 17 64/32 bit Linux Mint 17 Xfce 32 bit
How did if run before adding programs and Games? And after? Did you hit a point where it became unstable or to bloated and slow? What are the specs of the system you tried it on? What worked and what was buggy and what crashed?
I have ubuntu 14 sitting on a drive...supposed to try it out one of these days... :/
also have DSL (Dam Small Linux) running on an OLD machine....talking intel celeron processor with 768MB RAM.....mainly used as an 'always on' machine for downloading / seeding stuff......looking to change it though, any advice?
also looking to rebuild my storage at home....any ideas?
Currently using lubuntu 14 my system Very stable and fast (using 1gb of ram and a 1.2ghz processor) for me so far had a few freezes that stop right after a restart but since then very smooth Best version of Linux I used so far
Posting from my daily driven (lol) Fedora lappy, 5 years old. Running steam for the occasional games, if I really wanted to run Winsloze games, woulda run a QEMU/KVM vm. It's pretty good.
I installed Edbuntu 32 bit on a customers net-book. Had 1GB ram and an Atom processor. Edbuntu used up about 400MB, which is good. But the start up of any applications maxed out the CPU, creating a little lag. Then went on running smoothly. one little bug - it started up with the volume muted somehow.
I was trying out ZenCafe 3.2 rc1 on a old dual core with 1gb of ram it originally had XP. And accidentally deleted the bottom panel ( start menu everything, had windows minimizing into nothingness). But then discovered that one could recreate it from scratch from the desktop. One could choose which panel to minimize windows to. from the desktop.