Choosing a Linux distribution for an old laptop and expanding the RAM?

Question

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Hello, the question may be hackneyed, but still.
I have a Dell Vostro 1015 (2009-2010) available.
The config is as follows:
Processor: Intel Core2Duo T6570
RAM: DDR2 2Gb Ram (I plan to add 2 GB more)
HDD: 320Gb
Video: Intel HD4500
UPD. Can this laptop fit 8GB of RAM?
On windows, writing and doing something in Java will be stupidly unrealistic, in fact, hence the question - which distribution kit is lightweight and most suitable to use for programming in Java?
UPD. 2
SHOCK CONTENT!
I opted for Elementary OS - it proved to be the most stable and the visual design, of course, was a plus :)

Answer 1

Lubuntu's LXDE environment is pretty simple.
I think Xfce in Xubuntu is quite light with the usual functionality.

Answer 2

Java itself is gluttonous. IDEs are also far from easy for her. Resources basically they will eat away.
But, in principle, you can live with 4 Gb. From lightweight distributions, I can recommend Lubuntu .

Answer 3

Проблемы будут, скорее всего, не из-за неверно выбранного дистрибутива.
Вам стоит просто избегать "тяжелых" DE типа Unity или KDE, в остальном особенной разницы не будет.
У жены подобный ноут - рабочий, с Xubuntu на борту. Ее вполне устраивает. Правда, диск я все-таки заменил на SSD.

Answer 4

Manjaro Comunity Edition с i3. Сам пользуюсь. Очень удобно и только 200 мб ОЗУ кушает.

Answer 5

одно время присматривался к puppyrus.org

Answer 6

slitaz 4 (slitaz.org)

Answer 7

Gentoo, Arch. Настроишь гибко под себя.

Answer 8

So you have 200 - this is the duration, the duration of the animation, not the delay.
Try adding a delay method:
(not special in jquery methods, maybe it should be added after .stop() )
UPD: self-fix, yes, it should be after .stop(). Made an example .

Answer 9

If you are adding a class to an element why use jq animate?? Take out all the animation and delays in css, and leave only toggleClass in jq and that's all