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So far we have tested | So far we have tested | ||
* MX Linux 23 - everything works out of box | * MX Linux 23 - everything works (including audio) out of box. distribution is ~8GB | ||
* Lubuntu (unknown version...was old) - everything works out of box. | * Lubuntu (unknown version...was old) - everything works, including audio out of box. | ||
* antiX 22 and 23 beta - lightweight | * PeppermintOS - everything works (including audio) out of box | ||
* Puppy - also no audio | * debian 12 with LXQT - everything works (including audio) out of the box. 2/3 disk used after install | ||
* Debian 11 live with XFCE - no audio | * Zorin 16.3 - tested, no audio output from speaker | ||
* Alpine - tested, no audio output from speaker | |||
* antiX 22 and 23 beta - lightweight but have not been able to figure out audio out to speakers | |||
* Puppy - also 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 === | ||
We are going through the Dell Latitudes and updating their firmware | We are going through the Dell Latitudes and updating their firmware to latest version before giving out. As of Sep 10, 2023, half have been updated and are ready to be flashed with Linux and given out. | ||