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Try Lubuntu or Debian. Windows XP can not even be installed on many systems today (no cd, no internet access, no time to search drivers..)
by qwerta 13y ago
Try Lubuntu or Debian. Windows XP can not even be installed on many systems today (no cd, no internet access, no time to search drivers..)
- norswap 13y agoI mentionned Debian in my comment as a poor example of performance. Drivers are more an issue on Linux than Windows (in my experience, your mileage may vary). As for install, I install Windows from USB key, there a lot of software out there that do this for you (similar to what UNetBootin does for Linux).