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i have an old Acer TravelMate 212TXV and i want to change it from windows to linux but i know nothing about linux and want an os that will work ...
- 02-28-2007 #1
noob needs help
i have an old Acer TravelMate 212TXV and i want to change it from windows to linux but i know nothing about linux and want an os that will work well and on it also the most out of it .
Processor: Intel Celeron 800 MHz
Data Bus Speed: 100 MHz
Chipset Type: ALi CyberBLADE Aladdin i1
Cache Memory
Type: L2 Cache - Pipeline Burst
Installed Size: 128 KB
RAM
Installed Size: 128 MB
Technology: SDRAM - 100 MHz
Form Factor: SO DIMM 144-PIN
Storage Controller
Type: IDE
Storage
Floppy Drive: 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy - integrated
Hard Drive: 10 GB
Optical Storage
Type: 1 x DVD-ROM - integrated
Read Speed: 8x
Compliant Standards: 2nd generation, Kodak PhotoCD, CD-DA, CD-XA, CDi, Video CD
Display
Display Type: 14.1" TFT active matrix integrated
Max Resolution: 1024 x 768 ( XGA )
Widescreen Display: No
Colour support: 24-bit (16.7 million colours)
Video
Graphics Processor / Vendor: Trident CyberBlade i1 - AGP 2x
Video Memory: Shared Video Memory (UMA)
Max Resolution (external): 1024 x 768 / 24-bit (16.7 million colours)
Supported Display Graphics: VGA (640x480), XGA (1024x76
, SVGA (800x600)
Audio
Audio Output: Sound card
Signal Processor: Ali M1535
Compliant Standards: Sound Blaster 16/Pro, DirectSound
Audio Input: Microphone - integrated
Input Device(s)
Type: Keyboard, touchpad
any one got any ideas
- 02-28-2007 #2forum.guy
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- 02-28-2007 #3
thanks alot ive never used linux b4 and think its time i started and also i get to fix my old laptop up and stuff i was useing windows me on it and i hate it
- 02-28-2007 #4
For that hardware, I would suggest you try either VectorLinux or Zenwalk, since these two distros are aimed at working fast on older hardware like that.
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