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Brief: Don’t throw your old computer just yet. Use a lightweight Linux distro
and revive that decades-old system.
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Linux distributions that you can use on your older PC.

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While our focus is on older computers, you can also use most of these
lightweight Linux on relatively new hardware. This will give you a better
performance if you use your computer for resource-heavy usage such as video
editing on Linux.
Let’s see which lightweight Linux distro you should use.
Best Lightweight Linux distros for old laptops and desktops

I’ll try to order the list in decreasing order of hardware requirement. Which
means the lightweight Linux distro at the number one position would need the
minimum hardware.
10. P e p p e r mi n t
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Peppermint is a cloud-focused Linux distribution (https://itsfoss.com/cloud-

focused-linux-distros/) that doesn’t need high-end hardware. It is based on
Ubuntu and uses LXDE desktop environment to give you a smoother
experience.
Originally created with the web-centric approach of netbooks in mind,

Peppermint has developed ICE application (https://peppermintos.com/guide
/ice/) for integrating any website as a desktop app.
It also has a decent getting started guide (https://peppermintos.com/guide/) to

help the new users. A dedicated forum (https://forum.peppermintos.com/) is
also there to help troubleshooting issues and answering your questions.
Mi nimu m system requi re ment s for Peppermin t OS:
RAM: 1 GB of RAM (recommended 2 GB)

CPU: Processor based on Intel x86 architecture
Disk space: At least 4 GB of available disk space
You can get more information about Peppermint on its website:
Peppermint (https://peppermintos.com)
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Next on our list of best lightweight Linux distributions is Lubuntu. As the name
suggests a member of Ubuntu family but based on LXDE desktop environment
(http://lxde.org/). In fact, it is one of the official flavors of Ubuntu
(https://itsfoss.com/which-ubuntu-install/).
Lubuntu also supports older computers that had been buried (Just kidding! You
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Lubuntu has fewer packages by default consisting mostly of lightweight Linux

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GPicView for image viewing, MTPaint for paint, Evince for PDF, Audacious for
music, Gnome-Player for video, guvcview for webcam, Chromium for web
browsing, Sylpheed for email, Pidgin for instant messaging, Transmission for
torrent, Gnumeric for spreadsheet, Abiword for office, Xpad for notes and there
are even more.
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If you were using Ubuntu earlier then you will not find Lubuntu unfamiliar.
Software and repositories are same so you will get all software that you were
using on Ubuntu from their repositories. But take care of your system when
installing any application. Select an application that can consume fewer
resources of your old computer. Don’t use resource-heavy apps.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Lubu ntu :
RAM: 512 MB of RAM (recommended 1GB)

CPU: Pentium 4 or Pentium M or AMD K8 or higher
Lubuntu (http://lubuntu.net/)
8. L in u x Li te
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As the name suggests Linux Lite is a lightweight Linux distro that does not need
high-end hardware to run it. Even a beginner will be able to use it on older
computers easily. Linux Lite is based on Ubuntu LTS (Long Term
Support) releases. The LTS version gives support for 5 years which means once
you install Linux Lite on your computer, it should provide updates for 5 years.
Linux Lite Team says: “ Linux Lite is fully functional out of the box, this means
that you won’t have to install extra software when you boot your computer for
the first time.” This is pretty helpful for newbies as they don’t need to go for
some basic apps search to install. Most of the basic apps are built in with OS.
Some of the pre-installed apps are Firefox for web browsing, Thunderbird for
emails, Dropbox for Cloud storage, VLC Media Player for Music, LibreOffice for
office, Gimp for image editing and Lite tweaks to tweak your desktop.
Considering that it is an official Ubuntu flavor, you’ll have plenty of support and
resources online.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Lin ux Li te :
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screen 1366×768)
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Disk space: At least 5 GB free disk space
Linux Lite (https://www.linuxliteos.com/)
7. L XLE
LXLE is actually a respin of Lubuntu LTS version. Which means that it is

basically Lubuntu but tweaked for a specific purpose, to revive old computers
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eye candies. The system is tweaked to improve performance and comes with a
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wide range of lightweight applications installed by default.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or LXLE:
RAM: 512 MB (recommended 1 GB)

CPU: Pentium 3 (recommended Pentium 4)
Disk space: 8 GB
LXLE (http://www.lxle.net/)
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CrunchBang++ is also known as CBPP or #!++ or CrunchBang Plus Plus.

Crunchbang++ is the clone of dead Linux distribution Crunchbang Linux
(https://itsfoss.com/crunchbang-linux-dead/) that was known for simplicity and
lite weight. CrunchBang++ supports old computers and runs without any issue.
CrunchBang++ is based on Debian 9 (https://itsfoss.com/debian-9-stretch-
features/) with the minimal design interface and built around the minimal and
lightweight Openbox window manager (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openbox).
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Some of the default applications in Crunchbang++ are Geany IDE, Terminator

terminal emulator, Thunar File Manager, Gimp for image editing, Viewnior
image viewer, VLC Media Player for music, Xfburn CD/DVD burning software,
Iceweasel for web browsing, Transmission torrent client, Gnumeric spreadsheet
editor, Evince pdf viewer, gFTP file transfer client, Xchat IRC client, AbiWord for
office.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or C run chBang ++:
There are no official hardware recommendations for Crunchbang++. Ideally, it

should work with 512 MB of RAM and Pentium 4 CPU.
Openbox is not very beginner friendly but this doesn’t mean you should be
afraid to try it:
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5. B o d h i Li n u x
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Another light Linux distribution is Bodhi Linux that gives life to older PCs &
Laptops. Bodhi Linux is quite known for its lightness. There are not many
software pre-loaded on Bodhi Linux so the ISO is not big in size and when
installed on older computers it runs freely without using much memory. But do
not think that you can not install other applications, you can install any
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faster than other window managers that are used in other Linux distributions.
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If you have any problem using Enlightenment or any other function of Bodhi
then there are helpful guides written by the team.
There are some basic applications such as Ephoto for Graphics, Midori for web
browsing, ePad text editor but, unfortunately, there are no applications for
Multimedia. But don’t worry! As I said above you can install other applications
through App Center (http://www.bodhilinux.com/a/). PPAs meant for Ubuntu
also work in Bodhi Linux, mostly.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Bodhi Li nux :
RAM: 256 MB of RAM

CPU: 1.0 GHz
Disk space: 4 GB of drive space
Bodhi Linux (http://www.bodhilinux.com/)
4. a n ti X L in u x
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antIiX is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Debian Linux. It takes pride

in boasting of a systemd-free Linux distribution. If you are not aware of the
term systemd, then it shouldn’t matter to you that antiX doesn’t use systemd.
antiX uses icewm window manager (http://www.icewm.org/) to keep the system

running on low-end hardware. It doesn’t provide many software by default so
the ISO is less in size. You can always download and install more software later
if you have access to an active internet connection.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or anti X Li nu x:
RAM: 256 MB of RAM

CPU: PIII systems
Disk space: 2.7 GB of drive space
antiX Linux (https://antixlinux.com/)
3. S p a rky Li n u x
The third position on our list of lightweight Linux distro is occupied
SparkyLinux. SparkyLinux is another lightweight but at the same time,
SparkyLinux also targets modern computers so it has another version which is
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SparkyLinux is based on Debian testing branch and it has several desktop

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environments including LXDE, OpenBox/JWM, e17, MATE, LXQt, Cli and the
GameOver edition. LXQt is quite faster than other mentioned except
Cli (Command Line Interface).
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Base edition is not loaded with heavy
applications so it’s light and does not use much system resources. Although
Sparky has its own repositories to install most of the applications.
The list of applications installed by default is different for different Sparky, Full,
Base and Gaming edition and is available below each edition on the download
page here (http://sparkylinux.org/download/).
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or S parky Li nux:
RAM: 256 MB of RAM for LXDE, e17, Openbox, GameOver and 384MB RAM

for MATE, LXQt
CPU: i486/amd64
Disk space: 5 GB of drive space
SparkyLinux (http://sparkylinux.org/)
2. P u p p y Lin u x
As I mentioned above now distributions will be less in size but speedy.
Puppy Linux is one of them, Puppy Linux latest release is Puppy Linux 6.0.2
tahrpup CE that is only 199 – 201MB in size. Yes! It’s very small. This small
Linux distribution can be booted with a small size USB stick.
Puppy Linux can be booted live with either a CD/DVD/USB and onceits booted
you can eject CD/DVD/USB and Puppy Linux will run smoothly. It’s so tiny that it
saves everything on RAM which makes it very fast. You can even save any data
on the same USB that you are booting the Puppy Linux from. The Quirky 7.0.3
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Puppy Linux uses JWM and Openbox window managers by default which makes
it very easy on resource consumption. If you are using Puppy Linux on old
computer then this will more likely to fit into that but do not demand those
high graphics applications. Try to complete your work with light applications
and tools.
Because Puppy Linux is built to be fast, it does not come along with bundles of
applications. It does have some basic apps, though. For example, Abiword for
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Linux:
RAM: 64MB (recommended 256 MB)

CPU: 333MHz
Puppy Linux (http://puppylinux.org/)
1. T in y C o r e
Be ready to be amazed by the Tiny Core. I bet Windows’ smallest image editing
app will be heavier than Tiny Core Linux. Yes! It is just 15MB in size! Amazed? It
takes more time download a low quality small video clip than the Tiny Core.
Well, that was about the size of distro but what is inside will also amaze you. It
comes with the minimal interface and very few applications installed. If you
have an ancient computer then try this out and see the magic. It boots faster
than any other OS.
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The Tiny Core Linux was forked from Damn Small project
(http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/) but now it is completely independent. This
small distro comes with FLTK/FKWM and BusyBox desktop by default. You will
find many things missing, for example, hardware graphics but don’t worry you
can install them manually if you want.
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There are three editions of Tiny Core which are Core, Tiny Core and CorePlus.
Core is the base system that has only CLI (Command Line Interface). This will
amazingly fit inside the old computer but as this is a CLI so an
experienced/advance users can operate it well. The current version of Core
edition is only 9MB. :)
TinyCore edition will be for a normal user who is familiar with GUI (Graphical
User Interface). A beginner can be familiar with this edition of Tiny Core Linux.
The current release of TinyCore is only 15MB in size. Yeah, that’s tiny, I know.
CorePlus is an installation image and not the distribution. It is recommended

for new users who only have access to a wireless network or who use a non-US
keyboard layout. It includes the base Core System and installation tools to
provide for the setup with the following options: Choice of 7 Window Managers,
Wireless support via many firmware files and ndlswrapper, non-US keyboard
support, and a remastering tool. The current release of CorePlus is only 72MB
in size.
Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Tin y Core Lin ux:
RAM: 46 MB (recommended 64 MB)

CPU: Pentium 2
Tiny Core (http://www.tinycorelinux.net/)
Conclusion
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Installing any of the following Linux on your older hardware will be very easy.
The good thing is that there are many tutorials or guides provided by the team
itself to help new users. Also, you will need to do a little research about the
applications you want to install on very tiny distributions. Prefer the
application that uses fewer system resources and has a simple user interface. If
you maintain the installations then there will be no problem using any of the
light Linux distro listed above.
Finally, thank you for reading the article and don’t forget to tell your favorite
Linux distributions in the comment below. In similar read, I recommend
reading about the best Linux distributions for beginners (https://itsfoss.com
/best-linux-beginners/). Also, check out some non Ubuntu beginner friendly
Linux distributions (https://itsfoss.com/non-ubuntu-beginner-linux/).
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u/PaulAndrewAnderson58 says
August 19, 2018 at 5:21 am (https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-beginners
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Every newbie reading here should follow the advise of this list, based
on their equipment specs. There’s other Linux Distros out there, but
once you become familiar with Linux OS’s (Distros) you’ll realize that
they are minor variations of one another, especially if you adhere to
long-term support (LTS) Ubuntu or its derivatives. Most really old
equipment is 32-bit; in 2003, 64-bit CPUs were introduced to the
(formerly 32-bit) mainstream PC market, but it wasn’t until about 07
before so many laptops were 64-bit. There are limits to 32-bit Distros
(e.g. Chrome browser no longer supports 32-bit, but Chromium still
does, and better than others common on Linux).
My 2009 Asus 32-bit netbook (Google: Asus eee pc 1015pem specs)

has the Intel Atom N550 (Dual Core; 1.5GHz) Processor, which was
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processor is what makes any computer fast or not, especially under

heavy loads. It's FOSS
On the 1015pem, I purchased the max 2G of RAM on day-one (yet

another limitation of 32-bit), and in 2016 I replaced the HDD w/a
(2.5″) SSD, loaded Peppermint 32-bit onto it, and it does pretty well. I
purged Firefox, VLC, and a few others, and then (sudo apt-get install)
installed chromium-browser, then handbrake, then xfburn & xplayer.
For the rest I use the browser; after all, it’s a laptop (a portable); not
a PC.
Peppermint, Lubuntu and Linux Lite (32-bit) have long-term support,

which is important for many reasons; research it for yourself. The
very first Linux OS I installed is long gone now. Thus, I stick with LTS
Ubuntu derivatives; they’re all similar to use, run the same programs,
and install the same way. My NUC-PC currently runs Linux Mint 19-C,
and nicely! Finally, there’s another ultra-lite not mentioned here; the
fairly new Phoenix OS is a copycat of the Chrome OS (e.g.
Chromebooks & Boxes); it’s cloud-centric.
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davea0511 says
July 17, 2018 at 5:22 pm (https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-beginners
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beefy for old architectures. Furthermore many sites (gmail, google

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drive, etc) refuse to even work FOSSunless one of 3 latest version
browsers are being used … and with good reason. So the #1 thing we
should be looking for is an OS with a browser that is compatible with
identifies as an updated Chrome or Firefox, but works on old
hardware. Most of these OS have on old browser, and for a newbie to
linux like me … addressing this issue is a serious problem. What to
do? I learned that the Midori browser might be the answer, which
comes included with Bohdi distro. Any other suggestions? Really this
topic issue be addressed when discussing this topic.
davea0511 says
July 17, 2018 at 11:52 pm (https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-
beginners/comment-page-11/#comment-293175)
So after I tried Bodhi I discovered that even though Midori is

capable to do everything the latest browsers do, google
refuses to believe it is Firefox or Chrome despite that I
identified it as such (must be Chrome, Firefox, or Opera). So
that’s a problem. Fortunately, the Bodhi AppCenter is
bonehead easy to use and it installed the latest Firefox or
Chrome, so I did that and Firefox worked.
I do worry that being a low spec machine that these latest

version browsers will become pigs. I wish there was a solution
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Guppy says
July 15, 2018 at 10:27 am (https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-beginners
You missed out one of the best – Slitaz which provides a good gui
and loads of apps. Specially great for older PCs.
Flavio says
July 8, 2018 at 8:21 pm (https://itsfoss.com/lightweight-linux-beginners
Very cool and interesting
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Thanks for the information. Was using Linux Mint but now that
distributions are for 64bit and my older laptop is 32bit I need
something else to keep believing in Linux. I’ll give these a try.
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Linux distributions that you can use on your older PC.

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Best Lightweight Linux distros for old laptops and desktops

Draw the can, yes you can - Διαγωνισμός

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Peppermint is a cloud-focused Linux distribution (https://itsfoss.com/cloud-

Originally created with the web-centric approach of netbooks in mind,

It also has a decent getting started guide (https://peppermintos.com/guide/) to

Mi nimu m system requi re ment s for Peppermin t OS:

RAM: 1 GB of RAM (recommended 2 GB)

You can get more information about Peppermint on its website:

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Lubuntu has fewer packages by default consisting mostly of lightweight Linux

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Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Lubu ntu :

RAM: 512 MB of RAM (recommended 1GB)

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Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Lin ux Li te :

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Linux Lite (https://www.linuxliteos.com/)

LXLE is actually a respin of Lubuntu LTS version. Which means that it is

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Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or LXLE:

RAM: 512 MB (recommended 1 GB)

Το πιο πλήρες ιατρικό λογισμικό

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CrunchBang++ is also known as CBPP or #!++ or CrunchBang Plus Plus.

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Some of the default applications in Crunchbang++ are Geany IDE, Terminator

Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or C run chBang ++:

There are no official hardware recommendations for Crunchbang++. Ideally, it

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Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or Bodhi Li nux :

RAM: 256 MB of RAM

Bodhi Linux (http://www.bodhilinux.com/)

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antIiX is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Debian Linux. It takes pride

antiX uses icewm window manager (http://www.icewm.org/) to keep the system

Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or anti X Li nu x:

RAM: 256 MB of RAM

antiX Linux (https://antixlinux.com/)

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SparkyLinux is based on Debian testing branch and it has several desktop

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Mi nimu m h ardware requireme nts f or S parky Li nux:

RAM: 256 MB of RAM for LXDE, e17, Openbox, GameOver and 384MB RAM

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RAM: 64MB (recommended 256 MB)

Puppy Linux (http://puppylinux.org/)