best netbook OS

Ubuntu or Mint I guess

>>59413306
yeh i might try that, not sure if it can handle it

oh btw would it be possible to put chromebook OS on a netbook? last i remember it was a hassle to install on unsupported devices but that was a while ago

>>59413336
You mean chrome os you can put the open source chromium OS on it which is what chrome is built off of

>>59413298
Lubuntu for sure. It just werks.

>>59413389
not op

lurked for a bit and it seems xubuntu is a better option

what do you say?

>>59413411
Not any of these guys but I tried xubuntu vs lubuntu on a shitty laptop and lubuntu was consistently better.
It seemed quicker, used less ram on fresh install and even when I added my favourite programs it coped just fine with them. Xubuntu occasionally stalled. This was about 4 years ago though, things may have changed.

>>59413411
xubuntu eats more resources

>>59413298

>80s Japanese hair

The fallibg out of favor of this style has been mankinds greatest loss.

>>59413336
Check neverware.com, that cloudready thing could work.

>>59413579
read some reviews saying it runs a bit wonky. like certain licences are missing, codecs, and it's a hassle to get around that

desu i realised i'mm not even sure how to boot from USB on an android netbook. i think i might just reset it and install some office suite, call it a day

android is running quite smoothly on it after all

>>59413298
who is the cutie?

>>59413298
You could try with remix OS is android but modified to resemple a windowsesque desktop.

>>59415075
Kumiko Goto

Lubuntu or go home