Best Linux Distros for 32-Bit Intel Laptops?
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CuriousExplorer2023
I have an old 32-bit Intel laptop that I want to repurpose for casual use—essentially one I can toss in my bag without worrying too much about. I'm looking for Linux distros that still support 32-bit systems, primarily so I can run applications like GnuCash and Gramps. Any recommendations?
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You might want to check out AntiX Linux and Q4OS Linux, especially with the Trinity desktop environment. I've had great experiences with those on older machines!
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Slax is a solid choice for lightweight computing. It runs well on older hardware.
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CuriousExplorer2023: Okay, I'll have a look, thx.