15-08-2011, 03:09 PM
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Whilst DSL is formidable to recover a lot from syscrashes I wouldn't advise it for daily use.
I would rather advise XUbuntu, and more specific ver 10.10. It even runs pretty good here on my ol'laptop, P3-700MHZ/256MB RAM, now yeah, takes some time to startup applics, but is swell enough for the grandkids to listen to/download youtube crap. And Tracker, my educated guess would be that it isn't that "P4" that is the problem, more probably a lack of 'enough RAM' for Ubuntu...... You also could try KUbuntu, lesser demanding than Ubuntu....
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