08-24-2018, 10:22 PM
Here is the thing. When you buy a brand new computer, It does not matter which operating system
you install into it - your new system must obey the OS, which is - in many cases - years behind
your shining new hardware.
This is one very good reason to use older hardware (5-10 years old or so), since people who make
device drivers and such for those chips and motherboards, have had enough time to
fine-tune every little detail.
And that is why LL, which is an OS for "older hardware" runs so fast and smooth in these older laptops.
The drivers are finally ready!
But people who buy their laptops now, will need to wait a good amount
of time until their new hardware has good software support.
A new computer is of course a new computer, it has it's benefits and it will probably run LL crazy fast and smooth.
However, there is no way out of the fact that their capacity must wait until the software catches up.
Just my humble opinion
you install into it - your new system must obey the OS, which is - in many cases - years behind
your shining new hardware.
This is one very good reason to use older hardware (5-10 years old or so), since people who make
device drivers and such for those chips and motherboards, have had enough time to
fine-tune every little detail.
And that is why LL, which is an OS for "older hardware" runs so fast and smooth in these older laptops.
The drivers are finally ready!
But people who buy their laptops now, will need to wait a good amountof time until their new hardware has good software support.
A new computer is of course a new computer, it has it's benefits and it will probably run LL crazy fast and smooth.
However, there is no way out of the fact that their capacity must wait until the software catches up.
Just my humble opinion