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Revive That Old Computer With AntiX Linux

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Revive That Old Computer With AntiX Linux

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 2 years ago

There are a lot of Linux distributions out there suitable for old computers or computers with low hardware resources, but one particular distribution has been

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Is it pronounced “antics” or “antiques”?
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  Searched but can’t find it in their FAQs :) They work together with MX Linux, so personally I’d go for Anti Ex and Em Ex Linnuks.

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