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Gibt es noch ein aktuelles Linux für einen G5?
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I have an old computer so I should install an old version of Ubuntu, right?
Wrong. You should only install a release that is still receiving updates. As time passes there is an almost inevitable creep of bloat (or a new feature increases the recommended spec), but developers also find better and more efficient ways of doing things. You will find that the speed of your system goes up, as well as down, from release to release.
If you have a very low spec machine then it is recommended to install a derivative such as Xubuntu or Lubuntu that is suitable for your machine's specification. These will give you a fast machine out of the box (or with the minimum of tweaking). Whatever version you run it is important to setup your graphics correctly so that you can benefit from hardware acceleration. As a guide, the 'compiz' desktop effects of Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS) run very well on a 1.2GHz iBook with a radeon card. In 12.04, Xubuntu (LTS) maybe a more suitable choice for the same machine (although this very much depends on your personal preferences). Kubuntu offers a highly configurable desktop environment which can be adjusted to match your machine's capabilities. More desktop environments are described here.
...aus der https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ#Which_Macs_are_compatible_with_Ubuntu.3F
Ich fürchte, Du musst Dich von da aus langhangeln.
Wrong. You should only install a release that is still receiving updates. As time passes there is an almost inevitable creep of bloat (or a new feature increases the recommended spec), but developers also find better and more efficient ways of doing things. You will find that the speed of your system goes up, as well as down, from release to release.
If you have a very low spec machine then it is recommended to install a derivative such as Xubuntu or Lubuntu that is suitable for your machine's specification. These will give you a fast machine out of the box (or with the minimum of tweaking). Whatever version you run it is important to setup your graphics correctly so that you can benefit from hardware acceleration. As a guide, the 'compiz' desktop effects of Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS) run very well on a 1.2GHz iBook with a radeon card. In 12.04, Xubuntu (LTS) maybe a more suitable choice for the same machine (although this very much depends on your personal preferences). Kubuntu offers a highly configurable desktop environment which can be adjusted to match your machine's capabilities. More desktop environments are described here.
...aus der https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ#Which_Macs_are_compatible_with_Ubuntu.3F
Ich fürchte, Du musst Dich von da aus langhangeln.
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