I've got an old Dell D600 laptop that I want to use for a project. I've used lubuntu successfully with older machines in the past, but wondering if anyone has any suggestions of lightweight 32-bit distros that would work well on really old hardware. A GUI would be nice, but isn't necessary.

I have tested Antix and MX linux in an old ASUS netbook with very good
results. It's 32bit, debian based, with very good support. You should give it
a try.

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I have tested Antix and MX linux in an old ASUS netbook with very good results. It's 32bit, debian based, with very good support. You should
give ita try.

MX Linux is really good, IMO.. if your wanting a debian distro that is solid I think MX is a great pick.

It's listed as #1 on distrowatch, which is surprising to me...



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