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LX Linux
A light version of Debian with minimal installed using LXDE.
LX Linux is a distro based on Debian using LXDE as DE with some customization. The installation process uses Calamares. Recommended for very old machines, like 15 years old or more. live password: live Come with some extra repositories to install 3rd part packages (optional). - If brightness keys do not work, open a terminal: sudo nano /etc/default/grub where GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="xxxxx" put acpi_backlight=video or acpi_backlight=vendor try one or another and test which... -
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Pin Linux OS
A light version of Debian with minimal installed using LXDE.
This distro is just a spin of pure Debian using LXDE as DE with some customizations. The installation process uses Calamares. Recommended for very old machines, like 10 years old or more. live password: live Pin Linux. A light version of Debian with the minimal installation using LXDE. Come with some extra repositories to install 3rd part packages only if you desire. - If brightness keys do not work, open a terminal: sudo nano /etc/default/grub where GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT... -
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Cr OS Linux Flex Beta (Discontinued)
The Discontinuation of Cr OS Linux was an Updated DIY Distro Fan Page
The Brand New Discontinuation of Cr OS Linux was a Periodically Updated DIY Distro Fan Page DIY= Do It Yourself Cr OS Linux Beta- The Chrome Beta Plated OS Cr OS Linux (pronounced like Cros Linux) was the free OS built around the revolutionary Google Chrome Browser - a foundation for Google Chrome Beta. We call it the Chrome Beta plated OS, because it is stable and shiny. This open source project provides a lightweight Linux distribution similar to Google Chrome OS for the best web... -
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Tria Sistema Operatiu
Helps you find, download & burn the best Operating System for any PC
Tria O.S. detects hard & soft specs of the PC where you run it, you can load this info or specify it manually to let the program inform you what would be the best operating system for a specific PC, with the specified hardware, and then see the difference by adding RAM, a SSD hard drive, changing the graphics card ... etc. REQUIREMENTS: For Linux, you need GAMBAS 3.3 or later, so you will have to install the gambas3 package before installing. 90's EDITION needs 160 MB (192 MB... -
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Linux Cell
Transform your cell in Computer
Use old laptop and turn your Android(5.1 +) phone into a laptop with this live cd. Lubuntu 18.04 adding SCRCPY and some scripts and make an Iso with Live Linux Distro. -
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hamOS
Debian respin for amateur radio
It is now 2020. PLEASE, for the love of Mary, use something newer than this old, old, old, distro! It was released in 2012. I know it's probably still the best but you really need to move on. Why not give these a try? https://www.debian.org/blends/hamradio/ --- or --- https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb1oiq-andysham/ These projects are based on current and maintained software. ----here is the original description---- A Debian based Live and Installable operating system... -
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EQuilibrium Level Three New Experience2
Brings a whole new experience... a modern, stable, fast Linux distro
The beauty of EQuilibrium is in its simplicity and easy use. It is designed mainly for laptops and users who are on Internet 24/7. First of all we must say that EQuilibrium is the distribution (operating system) that works with online services (like ChromeOS) and gives its maximum at this segment. Google, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, different online contents like videos, music and games work with no problems. General information: - 64-bit - Plasma 5.12.7 - KDEf 5.44 - Qt 5.9.5 - Linux... -
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Anitaos
Distro for old computers (Steam Computing)
Welcome. This Distro is for older computers . Using a build as you go approach. Iso's are barebones no browser etc ready to add what you want. Forked from Puppy Linux 412/4.31 and updated. Before Installation its recommended to read wiki first. Then download your suitable iso from here ( LTS ISO'S FINAL ) https://sourceforge.net/projects/anitaos/files/Anitaos/LATEST%20LTS%20ANITAOS%20ISO/ I have uploaded lots of extra software for AnitaOS and there i s also some extra wireless... -
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chessoclock
chessoclock is a simple chess clock running on a virtual terminal
chessoclock is a simple chess clock running on a virtual terminal. It supports an user defined time amount and increment per move as well as extra time and all the features of a Fischer clock. chessoclock is no longer based on the curses library. Install it on your (even old old old) laptop and you can have a chess clock everywhere in every moment. Under Linux only it can run in a xterm, but you get best visual effect when running in a virtual terminal or on the console and not under X... -
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