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I managed to run Office 2007 and Office 2010, the latter requiring the winbind package to be installed.

But both of these are quite old, so Libreoffice seems more reliable to use anyway.

I managed to install Office 2013 (sometimes with success, sometimes not) and it ran close to perfectly, if it wasnt for the pop up menus disappearing :(

Is it avaiable on debian repos?

I got the icons and themes directly from a Mint install on another machine (cause I couldnt find these online) 😁

Not sure, but this one is a 2007 piece of art

Actually.. You're right about the 21st century lmao. I just wanted an excuse to quote Metal Gear Solid

Also, the issue is not ram itself, of course, 2GB is enough for lots of fun on Linux, it's the CPU that's killing me

Yeah, that's what I'm researching right now.. I hope I can at least make it useable enough for web browsing

This one is actually obscenely underpowered but obscenely large laptop

I didnt have the intention to compete, was just proud of seeing this 2007 laptop running a modern OS again!

I also daily drive LMDE on a... Considerably old inspiron, but not even close to being as old as the one in my post tho 😄

Yes, the title say lowest I ever ran That was the lowest for me, I really don't get the confusion. And even then, a celeron m 380 was lower end even for it's own time

But why would a 1.6 ghz, single core CPU not be low end in 2025? Perfomance itself is very sluggish, and it has only been able to do very simple offline tasks for now. Yeah, yeah, many people used to run 512mb ram and 500mhz cpu setups.. But that was in 2000 and whatever.

But why would a 1.6 ghz, single core CPU not be low end in 2025? Perfomance itself is very sluggish, and it has only been able to do very simple offline tasks for now. Yeah, yeah, many people used to run 512mb ram and 500mhz cpu setups.. But that was in 2000 and whatever.