Glad to hear they still exist. Hope they will improve their software store though, I never managed to install updates through it
Carmine Bruzi (pen name), a writer from Milan, Italy, with a strange obsession for dragons. Has written dragon stories under since 2016. When he’s not trying to figure out how they could coexist with humans, he is often somewhere in the mountains.
Glad to hear they still exist. Hope they will improve their software store though, I never managed to install updates through it
Linux runs fine on very old laptops, you can make PCs that are decades old feel young again.
BUT only if you pick a distro that is lightweight enough. Usually the difference is made by the desktop environment - avoid GNOME like hell, I’m not sure if KDE is smooth enough, but with things like XFCE and MATE you’re safe enough. Kali Linux uses XFCE by default so you’re alright
I don’t know how to install Linux distros on a Mac, but there should be plenty of tutorials
In case instead you prefer getting a new PC, a refurbished Thinkpad is the most obvious choice.
I have an Ideapad and Fedora has been the distro that has run it ever since