I have 2 other suggestions (although these are great ideas too!): - AntiX - I tested this on a 4GB system and it used about 250MB after boot, despite being fully featured with network and power managers and a number of built in apps. Actually, it had too many built in apps for my liking! A lot of which are actually just shortcuts to scripts. The build in DEs are noticeably lacking on certain features though, but not really an issue. - PeppermintOS - this is the most efficient implementation of XFCE I've found, with RAM use being about 600MB. I freed up a further 40-50 by replacing the WM with Openbox. XFCE is fully featured DE and there's a version with plenty of built in apps so honestly, you lose very little even compared to say Mint. I generally found installing other apps much easier on Peppermint, probably because it isn't stripped to the absolute minimum like AntiX is.
@@colloidalsilverwater15ppm88 that was my 3rd computer. I had the 16k spectrum, before that and the Plus 2A (128k of ram and built on tape deck) after the 48k.
Hello, I love your content and have been watching them over 3 months now but I have a small suggestion for you, Whenever you talk about lightweight distros please run the htop command in the terminal and show the memory usage. Thats the only way anyone can know if a distro is actually lightweight or not. A website can claim a distro to be lightweight but the question is how lightweight is it. So it would be wonderful if you use the htop command and show the memory usage of the system when you're making this videos. Other than that you're growing pretty fast! Keep up the good work great content!
@@ThatNword he already divided them into chapters so why timestamp? and for the download link when you search them they appear at the first result as they are official so no need of any of these
I've got a couple of old laptops with 8 gb of ram but man are they slow being over 10 years each. I like Linux Mint so this is probably a good fit. Thanks for mentioning it. I was thinking of using Linux Mint anyways but wanted something that requires low resources.
I have exactly such machine and I'm using *LUBUNTU* to run it. It's the best lightweight distro I ever use on that machine. It gives me a perfect balance of lightness and performance. 🙂👍
Till now, the content on your channel has been mostly for regular users, where everything is pre-configured. We can begin to get more advanced on the quirks of how Linux works. Windows users can simply use Atomic distros, but probably wouldn't know what Linux actually is. They wouldn't get the experience of using the true power of what Linux has in store for them. For begginers, trial and error is what it is all about. Repository dependancies break, you have to use the terminal, and all wrong, unexpected things do occur. I suggest you to make a video about how Windows users can make the switch to Linux.
How about ricing a distro from scratch. Ik it will be advance for some people but it would also teach people alot about linux customization and how much power linux hands over to their users unlike other operating systems. You can also publish your dotfiles so other users can use your rice.
@@XoLucynaGoing in a serial order would be better. Firstly, introduce it to Windows and MacOS users w/KDE Neon, then the begginer stuff like installation of packages, how to get used to KDE and the whole concept of a DE, differences between WMs and DEs. Then shift focus to what a package manager is(comparison w/play store), precautions about handling packages, Flatpaks, Snaps, PPAs etc. Moving onto why its better than Windows and MacOS. If an application isn't supported, using bottles and darling and other open source alternatives etc.
Please don't recommend Deepin and Cutefish. There are several other linux distros which looks good and are really good. Please find some time to learn about linux, it won't disappoint you.
Those are all niche OSes. You can install one of them just for fun, but the moment you need more then just browsing the web and watching TH-cam, you'll quickly realize you can't live without Mac, Win, or a major Linux distro.
@@hyperiontitan463 irrelevant, why should I install a distro, and spend half a day to have it look like another distro? and btw, I used to toy arround with distros when I was a kid, but I eventually realize the Linux 'world' is just too fragmented
or just...minimal arch installation with any small size desktop environment. Remember, it's all based on your needs to get the most optimized pc/laptop for it.
The information contained in the content of the film is, at least for illustrative purposes, a good thing. Could you create an episode devoted to various programs sometime in the future? Experiences related to them. Is usable, not annoying. Could you include information about peripherals, external hard drive, DVD ROM, printers. I consider this type of undertaking to be crucial, determining the feasibility of installing it on our devices. Appearance is one thing, using the ecosystem and working with it is the most important thing.
Maybe I'm just thick but the few times I've tried to install chrome os or flex it's been a complete failure, I thought maybe my laptop wasn't compatible so tried to install it on my spare pc I couldn't so back to zorin os I went
what error you received what are the specs I have only used lubuntu on an packardbell atom it served me from 2014_2017 from my older desktop prescott p4
Antix Linux still supports 32bit and on idle it uses less than 300mb. works perfect on penthuim3 proccesor. I use a old laptop with clementine music player for my restaurant
I'am a Unity game developer and a content creator. I record my game devlogs and gameplay and edit my all videos in my low end PC. Can u tell me which one is good for me!
I think you don't know fydeOs Very useful Os let's make video Please ! It's looking like chrome Os ,But it's very good Os And it's Run Android subsystem, Linux Subsystem, And free use play store With Google play services provide . Please make a video
pen drive storage is accidently gone new drive while installing andriod OS how to regain storage in pen drive please make video or shate video link on it please reply vimp query ok thanks
You recommended the worst distros Here are the best distros for old hardware that support 32bit: Antix, MX Linux, Debian with lxqt, LMDE Lightweight distros that support only 64bit: Endeavouros with xfce, Artix with lxqt, Fedora with lxqt, Linux Mint with xfce and mate
I love this video , thanks for the info . I got deepin and I really like it , the only thing is that fans spin loud on my old macbookpro ( with ElCapitan didn't ) , I wish I could fix that ..
Wohh, iPad OS is actually better than Most of these distros, Besides installing Linux Natively on Macbook with an arm chip is a big mess, but On An iPad, That's close to impossible.
Thanks for the information. Please tell me how I can get chrome os to my laptop. I tried many times on my laptop but it is not possible to get a bootable usb drive for this chrome os.
Hello! I have an old laptop with a i3-3217U CPU. Can Deepin or any of those OS run old pc games like NFS Underground or never pixel art games on my relic?
até agora pra mim a melhor é o fyde os porque dá pra colocar a playstore de forma nativa. As vezes apresenta alguns bugs na instalação e não roda todos os aplicativos, como roblox por exemplo, mas é bem leve e rápida.
is any distro but with Conky theme, and specific Icon Theme... in Linux you dont look for the look if you want perfomance, and you look for the theme if you are looking just for aesthetics
All of them contain same ISO bro Butnin my place; the sourceforge has speed limit, so it takes long time to download. Download with gdrive or mega is better
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I have 2 other suggestions (although these are great ideas too!):
- AntiX - I tested this on a 4GB system and it used about 250MB after boot, despite being fully featured with network and power managers and a number of built in apps. Actually, it had too many built in apps for my liking! A lot of which are actually just shortcuts to scripts. The build in DEs are noticeably lacking on certain features though, but not really an issue.
- PeppermintOS - this is the most efficient implementation of XFCE I've found, with RAM use being about 600MB. I freed up a further 40-50 by replacing the WM with Openbox. XFCE is fully featured DE and there's a version with plenty of built in apps so honestly, you lose very little even compared to say Mint. I generally found installing other apps much easier on Peppermint, probably because it isn't stripped to the absolute minimum like AntiX is.
Anyone else remember just a few years ago when XFCE only used around 300mb of RAM?
I do. 250mb.ram.idle.out of 2gb.
@@dragonballjiujitsu xfce is the same as kde now literally no difference
Yeah I did it's v good
Yes. I remembered xfce run on +-300 mb of ram. Ran on my crappy netbook. Right now, I run lxde with tint2 and openbox.
xfce is the most lightweight in all environment
I must be getting old. I remember when 14k modems were state of the art and 1mb of RAM was overkill!
yeah you're old
@@scottbradford192 I can go even worse. My first computer, a ZX81, had a massive 1k of ram!
@@AppleyardAndy Dude you are literally a dinosaur.
@@AppleyardAndy I remember Spectrum 48KB....
@@colloidalsilverwater15ppm88 that was my 3rd computer. I had the 16k spectrum, before that and the Plus 2A (128k of ram and built on tape deck) after the 48k.
Deepin Linux is based directly on Debian. If you're looking for Deepin DE on an Ubuntu base, then it's UbuntuDDE.
I have trust issues with any software from China.
is cancer
Hello, I love your content and have been watching them over 3 months now but I have a small suggestion for you, Whenever you talk about lightweight distros please run the htop command in the terminal and show the memory usage. Thats the only way anyone can know if a distro is actually lightweight or not. A website can claim a distro to be lightweight but the question is how lightweight is it. So it would be wonderful if you use the htop command and show the memory usage of the system when you're making this videos. Other than that you're growing pretty fast! Keep up the good work great content!
Windows 7 home premium 64 bits/or/Ubuntu -> Windows 7 home premium 32 bits -> Windows XP sp1 professional 32 bits/or/React OS -> Puppy Linux
One suggestion: include links in the description about these operating systems
also Timestamp
@@ThatNword he already divided them into chapters so why timestamp? and for the download link when you search them they appear at the first result as they are official so no need of any of these
That takes work..
Linux Mint with XFCE is what I use for older dual core laptops with less than 4 gig of ram
I've got a couple of old laptops with 8 gb of ram but man are they slow being over 10 years each. I like Linux Mint so this is probably a good fit. Thanks for mentioning it. I was thinking of using Linux Mint anyways but wanted something that requires low resources.
@AngryCalvin replace the hard drive with an ssd if you haven't already.
@@AngryCalvin "8 gb of ram" is not low ressources
It's "normal"
*antiX is the king.*
Damn Small Linux reborn, which is a respin of antix.
Antix , Mx Linux, 4M Linux, Tiny Core Linux, KolibriOs, Puppy Linux, BusterDog.
Deepin not lightweight on AMD E1 1ghz with 4gb ram
I have exactly such machine and I'm using *LUBUNTU* to run it. It's the best lightweight distro I ever use on that machine. It gives me a perfect balance of lightness and performance. 🙂👍
Go with Antix, Bodhi, or Elive Linux.
Shall I try Something New? If Yes, Then What Shall I create Next Week?
Till now, the content on your channel has been mostly for regular users, where everything is pre-configured. We can begin to get more advanced on the quirks of how Linux works. Windows users can simply use Atomic distros, but probably wouldn't know what Linux actually is. They wouldn't get the experience of using the true power of what Linux has in store for them. For begginers, trial and error is what it is all about. Repository dependancies break, you have to use the terminal, and all wrong, unexpected things do occur. I suggest you to make a video about how Windows users can make the switch to Linux.
@MrGrappleMan that's a Wonderful Idea thanks Brother
How about ricing a distro from scratch. Ik it will be advance for some people but it would also teach people alot about linux customization and how much power linux hands over to their users unlike other operating systems. You can also publish your dotfiles so other users can use your rice.
@@XoLucynaGoing in a serial order would be better. Firstly, introduce it to Windows and MacOS users w/KDE Neon, then the begginer stuff like installation of packages, how to get used to KDE and the whole concept of a DE, differences between WMs and DEs. Then shift focus to what a package manager is(comparison w/play store), precautions about handling packages, Flatpaks, Snaps, PPAs etc. Moving onto why its better than Windows and MacOS. If an application isn't supported, using bottles and darling and other open source alternatives etc.
Please don't recommend Deepin and Cutefish. There are several other linux distros which looks good and are really good. Please find some time to learn about linux, it won't disappoint you.
Those are all niche OSes. You can install one of them just for fun, but the moment you need more then just browsing the web and watching TH-cam, you'll quickly realize you can't live without Mac, Win, or a major Linux distro.
Yeah and he didn't even touch on security
Linux Mint XFCE is that a good option ? have you tried that one
false. you can use any distro of linux and modify it until you get what you want... or you are armless.
@@hyperiontitan463 irrelevant, why should I install a distro, and spend half a day to have it look like another distro? and btw, I used to toy arround with distros when I was a kid, but I eventually realize the Linux 'world' is just too fragmented
Would be very interesting to show 32 bit only options, and their use in a really low end pc
Puppy Linux, AntiX, BusterDog, Slackware, Salix, Porteus, still have versions of 32 arch
I have good experience with bodhi linux on an Intel Atom D510.
or just...minimal arch installation with any small size desktop environment. Remember, it's all based on your needs to get the most optimized pc/laptop for it.
I've try Deepin before and its cute nice OS.
I've installed a ton of linux os and never can connect to wifi... such a pain
Someone suggesting Deepin and Cutefish has a long way to go in the linux world.
The information contained in the content of the film is, at least for illustrative purposes, a good thing. Could you create an episode devoted to various programs sometime in the future? Experiences related to them. Is usable, not annoying. Could you include information about peripherals, external hard drive, DVD ROM, printers. I consider this type of undertaking to be crucial, determining the feasibility of installing it on our devices. Appearance is one thing, using the ecosystem and working with it is the most important thing.
Maybe I'm just thick but the few times I've tried to install chrome os or flex it's been a complete failure, I thought maybe my laptop wasn't compatible so tried to install it on my spare pc I couldn't so back to zorin os I went
what error you received
what are the specs
I have only used lubuntu on an packardbell atom
it served me from 2014_2017
from my older desktop prescott p4
Antix Linux still supports 32bit and on idle it uses less than 300mb. works perfect on penthuim3 proccesor. I use a old laptop with clementine music player for my restaurant
Device name - HP 255 G9 Notebook PC ;/
CPU - AMD Athlon Silver 3050U with Radeon Graphics
GPU AMD Radeon (TM)
RAM 4.00 GB
I hate archcraft because you need to use terminal for installing software watch is problematic for a newbie like myself
I still remember qnx that was working from 1.44 floopy
I'am a Unity game developer and a content creator. I record my game devlogs and gameplay and edit my all videos in my low end PC. Can u tell me which one is good for me!
Go for a Stable Distro like Fedora, Ubuntu, or Linux Mint
Zorin was my first distro then i went for ubuntu then debian and now arch.
I think you are also a distro hopper like me
Sort of I like to switch between distros quite a bit.
Now I'm on arch linux but my vms
are debian or ubuntu
I'm on Arch too. Also love Fedora and Debian
Cachy OS is also lightning fast on old hardware - great video !!!!
There is a óption like this but with AI? Ai for the lower poor classes?
I think you don't know fydeOs
Very useful Os let's make video
Please !
It's looking like chrome Os ,But it's very good Os
And it's Run
Android subsystem,
Linux Subsystem,
And free use play store
With Google play services provide .
Please make a video
I can achieve 150 ram consumption using void Linux and dwm easy
i can achive 90 mb ram usaage with antix linux(i have 32 bit pc and i have setup swap)
@@EducatedSuddenBucket 70 mb debian minimal/openbox.
I using linux especially nobara & mint, and very overkill for gaming and daily working
pen drive storage is accidently gone new drive while installing andriod OS how to regain storage in pen drive please make video or shate video link on it please reply vimp query ok thanks
The Operating Systems are amazing, Thanks for such a interesting video. Keep it up 👍
You recommended the worst distros
Here are the best distros for old hardware that support 32bit: Antix, MX Linux, Debian with lxqt, LMDE
Lightweight distros that support only 64bit: Endeavouros with xfce, Artix with lxqt, Fedora with lxqt, Linux Mint with xfce and mate
holy your english is so good please keep makeing more vides
bro your voice is very good 😁😁 I'm jeles
I love this video , thanks for the info . I got deepin and I really like it , the only thing is that fans spin loud on my old macbookpro ( with ElCapitan didn't ) , I wish I could fix that ..
Just curious please…. Which can be installed on an iPad m-series please? Thanks for your wonderful list
Wohh, iPad OS is actually better than Most of these distros, Besides installing Linux Natively on Macbook with an arm chip is a big mess, but On An iPad, That's close to impossible.
maybe try using UTM SE to run VMs in ipad
On an iPad you kinda have no choice...
Exe games how run it? Or why this) And then how many distributions can you install and what can you play)
Nah i am good, i use arch btw:)
And my typical ram consumption is around 300Mbs...(On i3 and occasionally bspwm)
Hey can archcraft run on 2 GB ram and 500 GB of 1 tb hard disk cause
Half of it is corrupted because cpu is 35 y old
Yes
whats distro is the home screen one ?
I have tabS in good condition but, os problem it not useable.
Please help me.👍🇧🇩
Deepin is Heavier than even 80% of the modern Linux Distros
Deepin requires a 64 GB drive to install, and I don't think it's light, but yes it's good
I want an OS build specifically to run pc game
Would not recommend native installing ChromeOS though, only VM install. BlissOS sounds incredible though, might try on my laptop
New Challenge, try to count how many times the creator says "And this Operating System" entirely in the video.
Is it good for a person like me who love to watch youtube , songs , movies , series and for other entertainment purpose on laptop?
Yeah , I use linux Ubuntu for lectures , web series and coding . Now looking for an even more lightweight os
@@_rule_breaker_ Thanks for the reply but rn im using linux mint and its really good !!
@@_rule_breaker_ Thanks for the reply but rn im using linux mint and its best for me 😋
最近有人給我介紹個 veket感覺還可以，目前用來上網沒有問題 ，我的mini主機性能太差了，這個應該可以多打開幾個網頁什麼的，不知道爲什麼上次不動了，強制關機的
All the Best!
@@SinghNarayanOm Thank you
So... which one is on the thumbnail of this video?
I have tried different ones.
Finally stopped at Deepin Linux
fyde os is better than then all really its basically full chrome os
I couldn't understand what android os did he mention? Kinda hard with accent
You missed bodhi linux and puppy linux
Thanks for the information. Please tell me how I can get chrome os to my laptop. I tried many times on my laptop but it is not possible to get a bootable usb drive for this chrome os.
You need to search for chromeos flex
pls send me background link the one from thumbnail
can i play bgmi on any of this?
2.26ghz intel core 2 duo p8400 this processor which custom os ?
i have doubt this OS run on windows or work as main OS on the system
Bro Is there any actual Theme you used in your thumbnail or just a picture.
there are two or thre separated themes: 1.- DE Theme , 2. Mouse Icon theme , 3 Icon Themes and 4 conky theme
Can I use Bliss OS now in Oracle Virtual Box
Bro what about prime os ?? It's also based on Linux
It's Android right?
Hello brother! Very interesting video thank you, be blessed
Hello! I have an old laptop with a i3-3217U CPU. Can Deepin or any of those OS run old pc games like NFS Underground or never pixel art games on my relic?
No,
For Gaming, I still prefer Windows
@@SinghNarayanOm Thank you for your kind answer.
@@glagolicathat CPU can run even NFS MOST WANTED 2012 with 4gb ram with the Intel hd graphics 4000 integrated graphics
IM using an Acer laptop with Revision OS installed it has Pentium processor with no fan also has 4 GB RAM
No FAN!
@@SazzadulWasim with dual boot 😂 lubuntu
@@right_curve impressive
Hi bro i have a window 7 and can i play this vertual os no my pc
Bliss OS does not work on core 2 quad
até agora pra mim a melhor é o fyde os porque dá pra colocar a playstore de forma nativa. As vezes apresenta alguns bugs na instalação e não roda todos os aplicativos, como roblox por exemplo, mas é bem leve e rápida.
There's also something called Slackware too!
what is the linux used in the thumbnail
Which version of Bliss OS has been featured in this video?
use android 13 ver of bliss os its really good optimized but thing is apko 4 5th gen chaiye for smooth experience to run this os and fictions
thanks for the suggestions I'm going to try deepin Linux😁😁
Has anyone tried getting andriod os on raspberry pi 0 2w ?
What's the preview configuration was?
Can we compile these os from seouce to optimise for'old arch and simd mmx sse sse2 etc?
Source Mage, Venom Linux, Gentoo and Funtoo are compiled from source :)
Bro can u tell the distro name which u showed in the thumbnail, or share the dotfiles
is any distro but with Conky theme, and specific Icon Theme... in Linux you dont look for the look if you want perfomance, and you look for the theme if you are looking just for aesthetics
what distro on the thumbnail ?
Chrome Os mein Play Store se your study app download kiya ja sakta hai???
Please answer the comment😢
Love from Delhi❤❤
U will need to install Complete And Real Chrome OS on your PC in order to install Android Apps, Once U do that U'll be able to install that app.
Which os you show in your thumbnail please tell me
Whats the os on the thumbnail?
I have old amd laptop which have a a8 7410 apu can it run bliss os?
anndroid apps install hota hain kiya linux os main please reply
How to use all these and install it, and also which source is good for download??
Bro best os for old tablets
debian,fedora,arch are better bro u really reccomending deepin bruhhh that is more demanding broo wtff
hey! can you suggest some really good video editors that work best in linux.(i am a content creator too)
I Prefer Kdenlive, but if U don't like The Layout then Go For LightWorks.
I have actually created a video about it, U can Check Out my Channel's videos, U'll find That Video there.
@@SinghNarayanOm thanks!! You made me wonder why you have 1k subs only you deserve 1 million or even more.
@@SinghNarayanOm what editor you use? if like to tell me it will be appreciated
chrom webstore not working chrome browser
didint google recently kill ChromeOS Flex?
Idk
have u tried void linux, mine runs at 78mb idle lol
my arch runs 600 idle, and 300 without crap
Bliss OS can't run. Autorestart on grub menu
Try installing directly from windows, There are tutorials on TH-cam
Deepin and Cutefish are crap right now.. It's juat looks good but still far from GOAT distros like Mint or MX.
Is arch craft good for beginners?
If U Know the Basics of Linux, Then Yeah
@@SinghNarayanOm basics can you give me an example
@@lolff1566 install software via terminal, modified conf for
@@lolff1566why so afraid, just go for it. remember the arch wiki is your friend if you encounter any issues.
use archinstall command
No Antix is running in under 200 MB
No link's
ese de android me pasan el link
can i use Virtual Dj ?
Bro to install arch linux which iso should i choose Sourceforge, google drive or mega
Google Drive is better
All of them contain same ISO bro
Butnin my place; the sourceforge has speed limit, so it takes long time to download. Download with gdrive or mega is better
Bro recommending Depin 😂😂 the Chinese malware...
ubuntu dde