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Revision as of 12:57, 20 February 2024
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* Lubuntu (unknown version...was old) - everything works, including audio out of box. | * Lubuntu (unknown version...was old) - everything works, including audio out of box. | ||
* PeppermintOS - everything works (including audio) out of box | * PeppermintOS - everything works (including audio) out of box | ||
* debian 12 with LXQT - everything works (including audio) out of the box. 2/3 disk used after install | |||
* Zorin 16.3 - tested, no audio output from speaker | * Zorin 16.3 - tested, no audio output from speaker | ||
* Alpine - tested, no audio output from speaker | * Alpine - tested, no audio output from speaker | ||
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* Puppy - also no audio to speakers | * Puppy - also no audio to speakers | ||
* Debian 11 live with XFCE - no audio to speakers | * Debian 11 live with XFCE - no audio to speakers | ||
* Arch Linux - audio OK with PipeWire. 4.4GB used including Firefox and LibreOffice | |||
* Pop!_OS - 20Gb mini drive storage requirement (which is greater than chromebooks 16Gb), but runs audio OK from a live USB | |||
* Void Linux with XFCE - no speaker audio | |||
=== Dell Latitudes E6420 === | === Dell Latitudes E6420 === | ||