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@Player2 Tell me more
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@SteffTek take a look! https://solus-project.com
(If you think it's too cutting edge for you and you need stability, use a budgie flavour of anything else) -
@Player2 I'll give it a try in virtual box :)
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@SteffTek ik
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@azuredivay after the upgrade it works super fine. The problem is I cannot use the windows activation key anymore because it was an upgrade... #BlameMicrosoft also Windows using to much power in my opinion
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@Player2 OK I couldn't get VBox additions to work but it lookd awesome and it works beautifully
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@SteffTek yh u run it on my craptop and it works a charm :)
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OK Guys I need your advice. I got an (I think it's about 8 years old) Aspire from Acer. Windows 10 is installed after upgrading from Windows 7, which was the worst decision because now it runs at speeds below good. I want to clean install a new OS. But which route to take?
Windows or Linux?
What distribution? I have my knowledge in Debian. Or could I go with RemixOS because it's most user-friendly and best for work abroad? But is there an IDE for Android based distributions?
You see what my dilemma is don't you? ^^
May some of you could help me
Specs: 4GB of DDR3, 500GB HDD, a shitty battery and an AMD Dual core with something about 2.5GHz
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