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I have wo computer, the second computer only has 32MB RAM. I want to use linux in my second computer, butI don't know what linux distribution that I must use. So, please tell me what linux distribution that only use 32MB RAM.
Thanks before.
Would you like a GUI or no GUI? If you want a GUI, you'll be hard-pressed to find something, but I'm sure there's something out there. If you want no GUI, anything will work on it.
I personally would recommend Puppy Linux for your computer (unless it's a Toshiba, I read a report somewhere that Puppy doesn't work well on those). I've also heard that DSL works pretty well on 32MB RAM.
I personally would recommend Puppy Linux for your computer (unless it's a Toshiba, I read a report somewhere that Puppy doesn't work well on those). I've also heard that DSL works pretty well on 32MB RAM.
I own a Toshiba Satellite 2105CDS and Puppy worked better than DSL did. DSL required a lot of boot options. Puppy worked immediately.
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