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But web browsers and video players are going to be painful with any distro.
But web browsers and video players are going to be painful with any distro.
This!
Even 4GB RAM is low for web browsers and they’re gonna struggle, A LOT, even with just one tab open, is going to be painfully slow to not want to use it anymore.
Old laptops like this, don’t have hardware video decoders for YouTube or any video in AVC or HEVC códecs that is used everywhere today.
You can use Gnumeric for spreadsheets and Abiword for docs if Libreoffice is too slow.
Bad idea, they struggle with YouTube or any video because they don’t have hardware decoders for AVC/HEVC.
Maybe can decode by software, something easy on CPU (MPEG1 maybe), and the conversion is done by other machine.
Maybe audio?
Reference: I have one of those Atom netbooks.
EFI didn’t work for me, maybe I need LILO
Not so obscure, just 50mb and very functional, in between tiny core and puppy.
Not really obscure
Or Win10 IoT LTSC till 2032
To me Adobe has very bad UI, I did try to use it, and first time was awful. Freehand was a lot more intuitive, but when Macromedia was bought, was killed.
I get it, that a lot of people did learn to use Adobe UI, and of course they want the same because they’re used to, but doesn’t make it better.
Affinity is more friendlier than PS to me.
I’m not saying that GIMP UI is perfect or good, but right now, to my casual use case, is not bad. Obviously can be better, and get some ideas from other UIs.
I prefer:
With ChaiNNer you can remove background, upscale (local), it’s a lot more flexible and compatible with models than Upscayl, also a little bit more complex (node based, not as complex as comfyUI). You can upscale an image with a face model and use other model for everything else in the same image.
Use Termux, you need:
That’s my setup to play tabletop rpg (DND5E) for a couple of years, all CLI using any text editor you like with markdown. I use: tmux, vis.
In your case: SC-IM, visidata, any text editor.
With Termux you can use packages from repo or from other distros with proot-distro
, like: Alpine, Avoid, Debian, Arch, Fedora, Ubuntu.
Do you know the exploit was detected in Debian Sid? (by a PostgreSQL
developer), Arch got the update (with both compromised versions), but because don’t directly link openssh
to liblzma
(as Debian), and thus this attack vector is not possible.
Also, other rolling distros also got the compromised versions, maybe: openSUSE Tumbleweed, Endeavour OS, Fedora Rawhide, Slackware -current, etc.
Today got that, I can’t copy magnet. No need to disable UBO, just did “block element”, that created in my filters:
1337x.to###freevpnBG
And now works as expected.
It’s only a nice frontend to use command line tools that use many upscale models. To make easy for everyone one to use.
Someone already post that. Typst it’s already a lot easier to use, with meaningful errors and markup near markdown and don’t need 200x hard disk space, nor dependencies to work.
Beginning: Ubuntu.
Until today: Arch
Why? I found in Arch updated software that I was interested at that time, I liked the rolling distro, minimalism, AUR.
I’m happy with my TWM (DWM) and multiplexer (tmux).
I did install other distros in old hardware like Slitaz, Debían that needs 32 bit.
I’m interested right now in things like Alpine and Void, because small and functional in Termux or older hardware. And some distrobox (similar to proot-distro in Termux).
Now learning a little bit of Groff with markdown (pandoc) to create PDF, for a small and fast typesetting. I haven’t found a way to convert markdown to pdf using MOM macros in Groff.
Wayland and Cosmic are not there yet for beginners, more like beta, watch videos from Brodie Robertson, I’ll wait half year at least to try that for newbies.