[09:04] <dxplay> Just replace old Ubuntu with Lubuntu!
[09:05] <Mekaneck> congrats
[09:06] <dxplay> I select Lubuntu because same flavour + low spec laptop
[09:07] <Mekaneck> low spec but still 64 Bit?
[09:08] <dxplay> yeah. i mean low cost laptop, intel celeron
[09:09] <dxplay> still have windows 10 side by side
[09:09] <Mekaneck> ah, ok
[09:09] <dxplay> very slow using win while super fast on lubuntu
[16:39] <bosi> hallo
[16:40] <kc2bez> !ask | bosi 
[17:16] <bosi_> need lxqt ubuntu more ram as lxde ubuntu ?
[17:18] <kc2bez> Not really, no. The operating system itself doesn't use too much. After a cold boot on idle it consumes less than 400mb. The modern internet is where all your ram goes. 
[17:19] <kc2bez> RAM consumption is dependent on what applications you are running. 
[17:21] <bosi_> I have by all systems the default  application installed  and i think lxqt need more
[17:22] <bosi_> my oldest processor is am amd 64 from 2006 1 Core Cpu
[17:28] <kc2bez> It might consume a little more but it isn't too much. It is fairly active as far as development where lxde is not. Also, Lubuntu is still the lightest flavor of Ubuntu. 
[17:33] <bosi_> I have only 2 GB Ram inside the only notebook
[17:36] <kc2bez> I recommend enabling a swap file if you are low on RAM. It can help with performance. https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/how-to-create-a-swapfile-in-lubuntu-20-04-20-10/1959?u=kc2bez
[17:38] <bosi_> i read the text now
[17:38] <bosi_> thank you  for information
[17:38] <kc2bez> You are welcome. 
[17:42] <bosi_> Is lxqt the smallest flavour  whoever? 
[17:42] <bosi_> I testing it