Linux Lite lets this $20 computer live in 2019

[Valtam]

https://youtu.be/aS81-3MkKzc

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[Jocklad]

Recently got a Lenova Thinkcentre from e.bay for £30


It had no o/s installed.


Installed LL 4.4........Running great 

[Artim]

I have done several of these now, mostly for schools and students, but also for a couple of churches and some elderly folks without a lot of money and perfectly good "old" computers that aren't used for gaming and CAD and stuff.

[TheDead]

Nice friendly video! Presentation was good quality too.

I will share it will people "scared" of Linux/computers because it's not too techno-bable, me thinks

[bitsnpcs]

Lower cost computer than a Raspberry Pi, with a nicer OS

[Valtam]

Lower cost computer than a Raspberry Pi, with a nicer OS

Indeed

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[minesheep]

Recently got a Lenova Thinkcentre from e.bay for £30


It had no o/s installed.


Installed LL 4.4........Running great 

I got my hp nc 4200 laptop for about 12$ It is 32bit only, but I can run LL 3.8 32bit just fine untill April 2021. Here is some specs
2GB ram installed, 2GB max
Intel pentium M 1,73GHz
60GB HDD
LL 3.8 32bit OS (I needed to install the OS myself no OS was preloaded)

[minesheep]

Bought even slower with 32bit intel single core 1400MHz, 2GB of ram and 15 minutes lasting battery. Cost about 25$. Some lag but not too slow to use. boot time under 3 minutes. Even ran light browser video games on it.

[MS]

There is a trend in thinking a low space consumption distro to be good only for older machines. Personally, nowadays - regardless of the machine - I would hesitate to ever again go anything systemwise burdensome, like, a gigabyte of RAM usage just for basic operations, having the palette of options the GNU/Linux world provides. There is no excuse for running heavy operating systems. In fact, operating systems should vanish or turn minimum entirely, but that, is a separate issue.

[The Repairman]

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