My wife Volunteered me to prep a bunch of old laptops to deliver to Ecuador on our mission trip next week. I'll have to install linux on them because some of these machines are too old for Windows 11.
I'm test driving Zorin and it has been a really good out-of-the-box ready OS.
Not much to set up, seems really easy for people who don't know much about computers.
I'm scared to ask, but does anyone have a better idea other than Zorin? Keep in mind, it has to be as user friendly as Windows or Mac. Basically, no way can I assume the terminal is an option for daily use. And it'll be hard for me to remote troubleshoot from thousands of miles away.
I'm test driving Zorin and it has been a really good out-of-the-box ready OS.
Not much to set up, seems really easy for people who don't know much about computers.
I'm scared to ask, but does anyone have a better idea other than Zorin? Keep in mind, it has to be as user friendly as Windows or Mac. Basically, no way can I assume the terminal is an option for daily use. And it'll be hard for me to remote troubleshoot from thousands of miles away.
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