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Hola!! Qué sistema Linux me recomiendan instalar en una computadora IBM ThinkPad R40 con 1.5 Gb de memoria Ram Gracias.
As said, this is an English-only forum; post your question in English. And just based on the title, you should read the "Question Guidelines" and "How to ask a smart question" links...this is *NOT URGENT* for anyone here; we are volunteers so asking for/expecting 'urgent' help is fairly rude.
I'd suggest Bodhi Linux (legacy version) or Debian with LXDE.
As you are likely aware, a 32-bit machine with 1.5GB ram is quite old, and although possible to run a modern linux distro, it won't be very fast if you try to open multiple tabs or apps at once.... and some proprietary software (outside official repositories) won't be even be available for 32-bit.
(And as advised, please change the topic of this thread to something relevant for more people to read it).
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