try some different one on live cds
1. download the iso
2. burn iso onto disc
3. boot from cd you just made
4. celebrate because you just booted into a linux distrobution
I want to install Linux on my computer and start learning how to program. But I am not familiar with Linux, and thus, I dont want to install it on my primary computer, just in case. I have another computer, that extremely old, and I am planning on installing it there. But that computer is very slow, 64 MB RAM and I think it was designed for Windows 95. Is there any version of Linux that would comfortably run on the system, without freezing often or giving me any instability problems.

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