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TNTux
Hello all! It’s nice to be here.
I was using PCLinuxOS for my main system when the graphics chip on the laptop burned up. So I retrieved its predecessor, the Thinkpad in my sig, and needed a supported 32 bit distro. One of the guys at the PCL forum suggested AntiX, so here we are.
Besides supporting 32 bit CPUs, I like the fact that you’re systemd free and based on Debian. The repository has everything that I’ve wanted. I’m an electrical engineer and use a lot of technical software routinely; titles like Octave, GnuRadio, 4NEC2, Python, C, MPLAB-X, Arduino, KiCAD, to name a few. I’m also an amateur radio operator (K8GN).
So I’ve been using this distro for about a month and I’m still getting used to it. But, so far, so good. I like it!
Thinkpad T60, Core2Duo T2400/1.8GHz,4GB Ram,Intel 945GM graphics
christophe
I agree! 32-bit support, all my necessary programs, and a friendly forum: it’s (to me) what Linux should be all about. Welcome aboard!
confirmed antiX frugaler, since 2019
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