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linux4all2010-10-20 03:30 pm
faintdreams) wrote in linux4all2010-10-20 03:30 pm
Suggestion for best Distro to put onto an old laptop
I have an ancient (but otherwise fully functional) Toshiba laptop. It is a Satillite 220CDS.
I want to use it as a stand alone writing machine, (with ability ti save to a usb stick), and I think that Linux is probably the best way to go, but I am unsure which linux distro would be the least amount of hassle to install.
The gui doesn't have to be too snazzy (I've used fluxbox before so I'm not afraid of minimalism), but whatever I use it has to support a competent word processing package
My google fu is failing me so I welcome any suggestions.
Thanks (in advance)
Faintdreams
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I want to use it as a stand alone writing machine, (with ability ti save to a usb stick), and I think that Linux is probably the best way to go, but I am unsure which linux distro would be the least amount of hassle to install.
The gui doesn't have to be too snazzy (I've used fluxbox before so I'm not afraid of minimalism), but whatever I use it has to support a competent word processing package
My google fu is failing me so I welcome any suggestions.
Thanks (in advance)
Faintdreams
Duh posted to personal journal and no community one !