Old PC for Linux Mint
Just got my disc from Canonical having Ubuntu version 7.1 code name “Gutsy Gibbon”. You can download a copy from Ubuntu’s website or request a free disc, just create a free account and you will also get these 4 beautiful Ubuntu stickers. Now you might be wondering, why did I install Linux Mint instead of the original Ubuntu version. To tell you the truth I really don’t know anything yet about Linux or Ubuntu or whatever distro thing they call it. This site was accidentally created thinking that Ubuntu is a new OS without googling and doing a small research, (silly me!) competing with Windows XP, Apple and Linux.
Basically what I am up to is an entirely beginners guide in understanding and learning Linux/Ubuntu and some other distros. I actually did install Ubuntu at first but I ended using Linux Mint after a few research. I’ll explain it on my next post. For the mean time, here is the computer specification that I will be using for Linux Mint.
- Processor: AMD Sempron 2600+
- Motherboard: ECS nForce 3-A
- Memory: 256 MB Generic DDR 400
- Video Card: 256 MB GeForce FX 5500
- Harddisk: 40 GB IDE Western Digital 7200 rpm
- Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 940MG (this is new :D)
Pretty old eh? Could be but I believe this would be enough as Linux doesn’t require too much of memory according to Jun after reading his post regarding RAM’s. Thanks bro and I hope that you will continue and educate us newcomers learning Linux.
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Thanks for mentioning me here hehe. Great concept for a Linux blog by the way. More power