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just got an new linux user on board lite - bluzeo - 04-05-2017

my moms mini mac died and i salvage her old Dell. with Lite!


Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - newtusmaximus - 04-05-2017

Smile - What was the spec model?  ( The Dell I mean Smile )



Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - torreydale - 04-05-2017

[member=5997]bluzeo[/member],
Congratulations!  Linux Lite works well with Dell.

[member=149]newtusmaximus[/member] and [member=5997]bluzeo[/member],
If you have upgraded to Linux Lite 3.4, please remember to update your forum profile to reflect that.


Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - bluzeo - 04-05-2017

Torreydale. I'm on my zarreson AMD more then  hers. Newtuxmaximus  no clue it an old Intel. Vista era  I think.


God not dead! He roaring like an Lion.


Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - tomg54 - 04-07-2017

I've been using lite since 2.0 on a Dell 1545.  Excellent performance.


Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - bluzeo - 04-07-2017

I'm on an zareason AMD machine more reliable then this dell my mom has. So far so good but I'm debating on switching to Fedora due to more business feel for her to use.  Lite is very much an home use feel to me. Anyways I not sure how long I let her keep this. I'm thinking of buying an system76 machine for her. I don't trust intel at all but I got to support Linux oriented businesses


God not dead! He roaring like an Lion.


Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - bitsnpcs - 04-07-2017

You can personalize Linux Lite to how your mom will like it ?




Re: just got an new linux user on board lite - torreydale - 04-07-2017

[member=5997]bluzeo[/member],

I agree with [member=411]bitsnpcs[/member].  Once you have any Linux desktop distro installed, you can do anything any other desktop distro of Linux can.  Furthermore, with the ubiquity of Ubuntu in the corporate environment, especially cloud computing, it's doubtful that a business app will be developed for the Red Hat line of distros and not Ubuntu as well.  If a developer is going to develop an app for Linux, they are not going to leave Debian/Ubuntu off of their list.