[09:41] <YoY> Hello all, i have an aspire one d255e with intel atom 1.66ghz , 2 gb of ram ... i saw on the internet that 32bit are no longer supported, what happens if i install the last 32bit version ? thanks in advance.
[09:42] <YoY> and what are the alternatives please.
[09:55] <LimeOn> Hello YoY, consider it as installing windows xp and surfing the net
[09:56] <erichvk> I have a few intel atom netbooks running 64 bit lubuntu
[09:56] <LimeOn> its insecure
[09:56] <LimeOn> if you have x64 processor, install x64
[09:56] <erichvk> if it boots the 64 bit lubuntu installier on USB, you should be fine to install
[09:56] <LimeOn> if not, i could suggest debian 32 bits
[09:57] <YoY> debian 32 ...
[09:57] <YoY> is it installed manually or the easy way ?
[09:58] <erichvk> I have been using lubuntu on the netbooks for many years, as lxde is pretty good on the low end hardware, and lxqt is not bad either
[09:58] <LimeOn> YoY: it has an installer too
[09:58] <LimeOn> from what i heard and remember, it uses the same setup, calamares
[09:58] <YoY> installer , community ..etc ?
[09:58] <LimeOn> which is very intuitive
[09:59] <YoY> i will install lxqt on it
[09:59] <LimeOn> That is my suggestion ::) YoY
[10:00] <YoY> thank you LimeOn for your suggestions now it is clear :)
[10:01] <LimeOn> Your welcome, good luck ^^
[12:34]  * guiverc whispers to YoY, fyi:  Debian offers two installers, the *live* ISOs use calamares, and the traditional installer uses di (debian-installer); you pick which you use at download time