Hey guys linux noob back trying to install lubuntu on my old laptop. Its a think pad x130e intel based and I belive 64 bit
I tried flashing the iso to my flash drive and it just gets stuck on the Lubuntu screen. Is it an issue with the drivers on my computer? Or is it a problem with the iso or how it was installed to the usb?
Im looking into other lightweight distros to run on my laptop. Im just going to be using it for basic browsing maybe basic photo editing and maybe a little counter strike
>>61842068
try xfce
windows doesnt have this problem
>>61842172
I dont want botnet
>>61842142
Whats that?
Someone told me something about installing linux directly to the harddrive or something? But the thread 404ed before I could ask about it.
>>61842195
>i don't want botnet
>proceeds to install a distro with systemd
>>61842195
xfce is a different desktop environment
basically try xubuntu, it's almost just as light but looks better and is generally much more supported, it should work, if you have any more errors post pics...
>>61842232
Then whats then best distro I should get? Given that its a laptop and cant be a heavy desktop distro.
And no gentoo meme. Too lazy to learn to use it
>>61842267
Debian based distros are good for home use so Mint and Ubuntu. You can get xfce mint or xubuntu. Use Rufus to setup the USB if you aren't already.
Just FYI it is most likely your USB that is the problem.
>>61842267
I've had good luck with Centos on older laptops.
Especially with wifi chip recognition
>>61842195
XFCE is a different "desktop environment", basically a different GUI to use. It's very easy to customize and very lightweight.
>>61842068
BIOS
>>61842068
That is the BIOS screen not Lubuntu, press F12!
>>61842267
if you're set on using lxde try fedora
https://spins.fedoraproject.org/lxde/
>>61845198
>fedora
NOPE, don't fall for this OP
>>61845205
he's going to install ubuntu, i'm doing him a favor
there's literally nothing wrong with fedora other than autistic faggotry by retarded snobs like you