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minus-squareBroBot9000@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·1 year agoSounds exactly like what I’m looking for. I have my old pc parts that I want to turn into a living room coop gaming system and have been looking for a linux version that’s minimal to run. Have you encountered any issues like the other response? Btw I have 0 experience with Linux and thought it would be a good project to get introduced.
minus-squarenbnsfw@lemmy.fmhy.mllinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·1 year agoI would suggest ubuntu for a 0 xp user, it just works. However popos is pretty easy to use as well. My last ubuntu install it detected my 1660 and gave me an option for the proprietary drivers. It is also easy to create bootable uses and try each one first using balena etcher or unetbootin.
Sounds exactly like what I’m looking for.
I have my old pc parts that I want to turn into a living room coop gaming system and have been looking for a linux version that’s minimal to run.
Have you encountered any issues like the other response?
Btw I have 0 experience with Linux and thought it would be a good project to get introduced.
I would suggest ubuntu for a 0 xp user, it just works. However popos is pretty easy to use as well.
My last ubuntu install it detected my 1660 and gave me an option for the proprietary drivers.
It is also easy to create bootable uses and try each one first using balena etcher or unetbootin.