I’m waiting for October so when everyone who doesn’t know about Linux buys new windows 11 compatible computers il somehow get my hands on all those perfectly fine windows 10 machines, get Linux, and then il have more computers.
Nice haha. I have an old gaming laptop that I want to put Linux on (it’s not compatible with 11), but it may not be compatible with anything at this point. But we’ll see.
I’m waiting for October so when everyone who doesn’t know about Linux buys new windows 11 compatible computers il somehow get my hands on all those perfectly fine windows 10 machines, get Linux, and then il have more computers.
Ebay and Craiglist will be flooded with deals in October, it will be a glorious month for homelabs and budget gamers/hobbyists everywhere.
Nice haha. I have an old gaming laptop that I want to put Linux on (it’s not compatible with 11), but it may not be compatible with anything at this point. But we’ll see.
As long as it is a 64bit platform, I don’t see any potential roadblocks in your way. NVIDIA software can be hit or miss though.
I’m running Debian on an old tower from like, 2006, your laptop is probably fine.