One thing I'd add is that replacing your old magnetic hard drive with a new SSD (Solid State Drive) makes a huge difference, a much bigger difference in my experience than increasing RAM from 1GB to 2GB (which I did as well). I run Trisquel 7 on an Aspire One mini-laptop ("netbook") that I bought in 2010. I basically stopped using it a couple of years ago, as it had become painfully slow, and I managed to get a slightly newer laptop for $50. When I put in an SSD, on the advice of my peer programming buddy, it made a *huge* difference, and the Aspire One is back to being my main computer (I sold all the other prior to relocating).
Nexine, I'd like to apologize, on behalf of the Trisquel forum regulars, for
the hijacking of your thread. I hope you successfully managed to get Trisquel
installed, and that the first 8 comments or so (the ones that were on-topic)
were helpful. If you are still having any teething problems, please feel free
to start a new thread, with a title that reflects those problems.
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