What Linux distribution to choose for acer aspire one aod270?

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mr_drinkens892016-02-26 16:48:17

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mr_drinkens89, 2016-02-26 16:48:17

There is a netbook acer aspire one (intel atom 1600, 2gb RAM).
You need a legion and a fast Linux for it.
I tried elementary - it's scary.
Thank you

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s0ci0pat, 2016-02-26
@s0ci0pat

debian

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serikd, 2016-02-26
@serikd

Here rather a choice in DE.
Therefore, the distribution kit is any, and the DE is something from the XFCE , LXDE
series There are assemblies of these DEs based on Ubuntu (once elementary was installed)
xubuntu.org
lubuntu.net

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Anton Ulanov, 2016-02-26
@antonsr98

slaks ^)

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nonname, 2016-02-26
@nonname

Try lubuntu, or some distribution with mate, but alas, it will not work super fast.
It's not about Linux per se. Depending on what to do on this netbook, I think it’s normal not to watch online videos, unless html5 and then I’m not sure that it can handle h264. Modern sites eat off 300-400mb per tab and require a lot of CPU time to render the interface. This is an old netbook, I had a similar one, even then it was hard to sit on more or less heavy sites.

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kale, 2016-02-26
@kale

I have a similar asus eee 1000H. Installed archlinux+i3wm. It works very well, it doesn’t get stupid, movies, music, the Internet .. I didn’t pull only heavy MKV videos.

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werw, 2016-02-26
@werw

It's more a matter of taste preference.
By interface, for example, or one that you personally know better.
Any modern, mature distribution should work just fine.