In the following article I am going to present you some Linux distributions especially designed for Netbooks.
The Netbooks They are those small laptops that have become so fashionable lately, when I say small I mean even laptops of 10,1 ″ in size.
The list is not organized by elaborating any type of ranking or preferences.
easypeasy
easypeasy is a community of open source that provides Internet systems and web-enabled operational for Netbooks, tablets and mobile devices.
Meego
Meego is one of pioneers in supporting small computers, an operating system worked to the limit, in which its graphics are simple but careful, looking for the effectiveness y usability more than an environment chart spectacular.
xPUD
xPUD is one of the operating systems for Netbooks that fewer resources need, with just 256Mb of Ram y 64Mb free on our hard drive we will have enough to install this Linux distro
Chrome OS
Chrome OS is an operating system created by Google, based entirely on the cloud, so you will need a network connection wherever you are to use the Netbook properly, although more and more applications and extensions are being launched that do not require an active connection. to the Internet to function.
Ubuntu Netbook Remix
Ubuntu Netbook Remix stayed in the version 11 10, but his vision of what an operating system should be like for this class of personal computers has lasted since then, in addition to I mark a style and the foundation that other distros followed in their development for Netbooks.
Surely there are more distributions specialized in NetbooksAlthough I have not collected or mentioned them here, if you want me to write an article commenting on some other distro of your interest, you just have to ask for it and in a few days I will try to publish the aforementioned article.
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Download - easypeasy. Meego, xPUD, Chrome OS, Ubuntu Netbook Remix
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The best one that works on my netbook [Asus eee 901] is Lubuntu, hands down ...
What year is the article from?
Well, from yesterday, they are all distros tested by me, and although for example the Ubuntu Netbook Remix no longer has support, it is one of the most searched and downloaded yet
We also have ideal Fuduntu for these machines
Never heard of EasyPeasy (now http://www.geteasypeasy.com) and I am downloading it to test it on my netbook that I already got bored of the hateful W $ that on this Acer AspireOne D255E machine with 2gB RAM and W7 Starter runs slow, compared to the distros I have tested; but apart from Fuduntu that is fancy (sorry about the repositories and .rpm that's why I uninstalled it) the problem is in the little screen that the application buttons are often hidden. A doubt assails me and it is that there is nothing to explain it on the official page. For this distro to work it must always be connected to the internet like Chrome OS or MeeGo?