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Agreed. If you're desktop computer was made around the same time as CRT monitors (< 2gb ram and < 100 GB of disk space), you should run Linux on it.
by ryanackley 12y ago
Agreed. If you're desktop computer was made around the same time as CRT monitors (< 2gb ram and < 100 GB of disk space), you should run Linux on it.
- r3bl 12y agoActually, this has been my experience with a two year old laptop with i3 processor, 4 GB of RAM memory, NVidia GeForce 710M and 750 GB of disk space. I have 300 GB on a Windows partition, and 50 GB on my elementary OS partition. The rest of it is my Data / Home partition. Currently, I have used ~ 190 GB on my Windows partition and ~ 11 GB on my Linux partition. Keep in mind that all of my data is stored on a separate partition.